Thanks for all the info but I remembered how I usually hatched eggs and I dub it the “lazy method” I remember now I usually only added water if it got to like 20 something maybe even 30 something % and kept it below 50 literally did nothing else if it was above 50 I think I also just ignored it...
I have a NR 360 and each time I’ve done chicken eggs it’s always been adding water, I live in a humid area and wondered if dry hatching was a safe option or not, I always need refreshed on what the best humidity level is on my incubator and right now it was 37% I just set these eggs on 8/5 I...
Update: they responded back to me finally and it sounds like they didn’t believe me one bit about the chick being inside the egg so I dug it back out and took a pic of it as proof I hated doing that but yeah..:hmm
They said they’d send me replacements so let’s hope they do such a shame I had to...
See that’s what I’m clinging to that it was an oops from perhaps a male sitting on an egg, but others I’ve talked to have said otherwise that there was no easy way to mistake something as this..
I really hope the seller gets back to me and makes things right otherwise I will be calling eBay to...
So the title explains things nicely but a few days ago I got three emu hatching eggs from someone on eBay, today my second egg went bad of the three meaning I have just one left, I was going to clean this egg out and upon opening I realized there was a fully formed emu chick inside! It was...
Both temp and humidity seem to be at a somewhat stable rate now that I added that cap of water.
I know it’s probably not done stabilizing yet but I’ve been keeping an eye on it
I did add a small cap of water to the incubator so far it’s risen but not much and is in the “safe” range I turned the humdikit off if the cap doesn’t work I’m gonna just do a dry hatch it’s humid enough here as is
So I have a govee and I like watching my temperature and humidity with it and I noticed this trend of “spikes” going on.. I have a humidikit and have it set where under 30% humidity it will turn on, when it does the humidity goes up to the 40s and drops back down creating these spikes.
Really I...
So I had three eggs one went bad the other two I weighed in today lost a gram each, is this within daily weight loss for emu eggs?
Egg 1 was 311g egg 2 was 446g initially before incubating.
Now day three egg 1 is 310g
Egg 2 is 445g
I did calculations according to emu farmers handbook and the...
I followed their Ice bath instructions but I’ll do it again to be safe with the pen when it gets here still I found a medical thermometer that reads fore heads and scanned my eggs they read 97
I should update here: I bought a thermoworks outward payed the extra shipping to get in one business day (I hope) I am really concerned about my incubators temperature which therms I should be trusting I’ve done multiple ice water tests and the inkbirds all read 33. Something degrees but I have...
Do the
Do the outward pens by thermworks also work good? I see some people recommend the outward one on here I may just get one because either when I was ice testing my incutherm or what but I think water got into it and messed it up even though I had the probe covered.
The inkbirds read a...