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Yes it will indeed be indoors, might I ask why the lower temperature would cause you to send it back though?

Thank you, it sounds like a great incubator. I have a tractor supply near me so I will look into it. Do you also mind sharing how you usually go about hatching eggs; humidity, temperature, etc, and any special actions you take with them to get that high of hatch rate?

I am looking to buy an incubator for hatching chicken eggs, pheasant eggs, and duck eggs. Preferably: Automatic egg Turner Accurate thermometer Forced air Under 300$ Reasonably good hatch rate I hope I can join you all for the hatch along next spring 😀