- Apr 21, 2013
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Hands are off! And yes, I do have the Genesis!!! Thanks for the reassurance- I'm happy to hear it's the best tabletop incubator ever. I'm thoroughly enjoying hatching ducklings! I actually want to do it this summer too but I don't have a place to keep them as pets. And I don't know if it's wrong to hatch them and send them to their farm after.I know. I have an addiction to quack.
LOL. My hubs would never sneak anything in my bators. He'd never find empty space.
I occasionally have to add water and sponges partway through hatch. Just be quick. No worries.
Fingers crossed. I love East Indies. Who did you get your eggs from?
Deep breath. Ducklings tend to come three days early for me. All my presets are accurate, but most of my eggs are super-fresh and I think that may be the variable.
I usually lock mine down when I candle and see the first internal pip. It's more reliable than any calendar for me.
If you've checked with more than one thermometer and your temp is right on, then I'm stumped.
Saddle cells look like they sound like they would. Usually occurs when eggs are shaken during shipping. I've got some locked down that are super-sketchy. Not doing the shipped eggs thing too many more times in this lifetime. I've got one that's got a Texas cell. As in: the air cell looks like the state of Texas!
I would average the three. I have one of those heat-reading laser guns and I'll zap individual eggs if I'm getting weird readings.
Hands off the eggies. Let them do their thing. I see you have a Hovabator. Is that the Genesis? You're golden. Best tabletop incubator ever.
Keep busy. That's my trick.
Glad you got rid of the stinker. Now hands off those eggies!