Do Serama eggs reqiure a lower temp due to smaller size?

[rroven]

I just got 9 Serama eggs yesterday and I am expecting 6+ more in todays post. I have an LG forced air bator that is holding a steady temp of 100 but was wondering if that needs to be reduced because of the size of the eggs?

 

[MissPrissy]

No. 99.5 - 100 is the perfect temp for poultry egg incubation.

If you have a still air bator you test the temps at the top of the eggs and set it to 100 - 102.

Good luck with your hatch!

 

[Hangin Wit My Peeps]

I just hatched out Serama eggs at 99.5 and they are fine and NO problems hatching either. I had the humidity between 45 and 50% and temps at 99.5 throughout. At day 18 I upped the humidity to 65-70% I hear that the LG seems to need a higher temp so I would check on that too. Do a search on LG Still Air temps. I have a hovabator 1588 so no experience with the LG's. Good luck on your hatch! I will have more Serama's in the bator by the end of the week too

 

[rroven]

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Thanks Miss Prissy...it's a forced air.

Glad to hear that. The temp in the LG is just slightly over 100 and I was only able to get it to stablize after my hubby installed a fan. I also have a hovabator 1602, same problem so had him install a fan in it too. Steady temps in both now. Lost 11 Salmon Favoerelle eggs of my very first hatch to the temperature fluctuations so I am hoping to get a hatch from these and other eggs that are also coming today. Keep everything crossed for me!

 

[Hangin Wit My Peeps]

I will keep my fingers crossed for you! Keep up posted. I subscribed to this post

I'm anxious to see how those babies do and what they look like

 

[ae50mag]

no 100 is fine 100.5 is even better. dont mess with it at all..

frank
resident serama flunky

 

[rroven]

120 Serama! Woot! Guess I'll be looking to you for any advice I need about Serama, Frank!