Thus I reach day 21 with no further developments, so I think I'll be pulling the plug on this one.:barnie
Out of 72 eggs, 26 were infertile and 4 hatched. Unfortunately, I woke up to find one chick dead in the brooder and one runt is acting lethargic; I don't know if it is going to make it or...
I would contact the seller and (politely) suggest that you believe the packaging was inadequate and that the shipping service may have mishandled the eggs due to a lack of markings. They may be willing to send replacements but may also tell you it's the carrier's problem once the package is en...
As the thread title suggests, I am on my second hatch of shipped eggs, but I tried this hatch under different conditions than my first. Most eggs have not pipped, and my timer just rolled over to day 19. My first hatch was dry and at a bit high of temps, so I had 12 hatch between days 15 and 16...
Half isn't bad. From my last batch of shipped eggs only 12 hatched out of 60--and then one died within the first week. Now I'm cooking another 72 shipped from much closer, so we'll see how these turn out.
If your dehydrator has an adjustable temperature, it would be probable, but you would want to do a dry run to get everything right. The major difference between an incubator and dehydrator is the amount of air exchange, but the temperature is going to be considerably higher in fixed temperature...
Assuming it is powered by 110 volts, you could just wire it to a lamp cord, but it would turn continuously. At least, going off the rating from the motor on my generic turner, the one controlled from a PCB turns at 3 RPM, so your eggs would be turned about 6 times per minute. The motor you...