Temperature for eggs

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Can anyone tell me what the lowest temperature I can safely keep eggs at is? I'm aware that they develop much faster at higher temperatures, but was wondering if mine will be OK in a cold room? They are only there temporarily until I sort out space for them somewhere warmer.
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Hi,

What temp the in now?, As long as not freezing its not too bad, whats water temp in tank now?, It will delay there hatching time


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One of my friends has managed to keep his axie eggs at just under 10degrees until they are collected by new owner next week. Temperatures have been fluctuating between 18-26 some days, and he didn't want them to hatch too soon.
 
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