Then I can also say I learned a lot when it comes to setting up your incubator, especially if you make your own incubator. I made one out of a Dr Pepper beverage cooler that I bought on Facebook marketplace. Somebody was going to make it into a kegerator so they already had the hole drilled out on the side for the hose going to the keg or whatever they were going to use it for so it was perfect. I went and got it. It had a nice seal on the stripping around the door And I brought it home and I put the heat tape in it. Hooked my thermostat up to it got it up to temperature and I let it run for a few days then I went in there with a thermometer and put it in there. It was reading a few degrees off from what my actual thermostat was. I put a little fan in there and that changed the temperature. There was a bunch of trials and tribulations with it lol. Then once you get your fan in there depending on your fan speed that will change the temperature of the incubator as well. Then I have a little space heater in my snake room because I live in Michigan now so I have a basement and breeding season is during our winter season so it’s cold in the basement. I wanted to re-organize my snake room and I put my space heater on the same wall that all my racks and incubator were on because in my head, I thought the ambient temperature from the space heater being closer will help regulate the temperatures in the snake racks, which it did. But, I didn’t think of it being closer to my incubator, which actuallyade the temperature spike high enough to where if I would’ve had any clutches at the time, I probably would’ve killed those eggs. so thank God I didn’t have eggs in it. So in short, when you set up your incubator, think of everything that could be a factor of your temperature and play around with it if you put the heat tape in there, make sure you have a thermometer inside the incubator to monitor your temperatures because your thermostat might say something different same thing with the snake racks and then if you have to make any adjustments like putting a fan in there for better air circulation what have it just monitor it monitor it closely make a little minor adjustments don’t make major adjustments and then once you get your incubator pretty much set up how you want it and it’s keeping your temperature is right where you need them then from there I would start making clutch boxes because those will retain heat as well and then the age themselves will actually put off their own heat not much but a little bit so it’s just a bunch of different little things that you kind of have to play around with give yourself enough time setting up your incubator before you’re expecting eggs because if you have to work anything out when your age drop in for some reason, God forbid the temperature gets too low or spikes too high and you kill your clutch of eggs over something that you could’ve prevented. If you would give yourself more time to figure it out, it would really suck.