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Lol.. i have had members from here calling me at 2 am wanting to know what to do.. have also gotten PM's from people I had no clue were on here. i used to hang out in the hatching forum.. but it got to be too frustrating to have people beg for help.. and as soon as I would give advice the same...

That's why I recommend monitoring air cells rather than trusting a hygrometer which is more than likely inaccurate anyway (they need to be calibrated before every single hatch which most people don't do). If the shell is too dark to monitor the air cell then I tell people to invest in a good...

Sorry.. but having hatched out all kinds of chicks from quail and parrots all the way up to emu I have to say that is the one blanket statement that I hate the most .. Plus I have been hatching them out for over 50 years now. opening the bator during "lockdown" will NOT cause shrinkwrapping...

nah.. they will roll those eggs all around and still hatch fine.. some people worry cause it seems that the chicks who have already hatched play soccer with the remaining eggs.. so as long as you don't turn them completely upside down (pointy end up) they can still find their way out

goose and emu eggs I hatch on their sides... for all others it depends on how much room I have in the bator.. if there isn't enough room to lay them on their sides .. then they are incubated and hatched standing on end. Once some of the eggs hatch I move them around and lay the remaining ones...