nope, you got me there.
@PD-Riverman
did I mention somewhere that these were turkey eggs? I seem to see two schools of thought with turkey eggs. one like yours keeping the humidity low until lockdown, the other up to 50% until lockdown
I always see the same thing too: whichever works best for...
thanks for pointing that out to me, I did more reading up on it last night.
weird though,the chickens outside can lay and hatch eggs in the 90%+ humidity outside. having looked at the issue. Im going to try to add a family size boil in bag rice pack and plug one vent hole to see If I can drop...
think thats too high? the chickens outside in the 90% seem pretty good. think they wont lose enough water?
http://www.porterturkeys.com/egghatchingtips.htm
this guy says 50-60 is okay, I figure its higher than 60% in the room.its 98% outside right now It has rained buckets everyday for the last...
see the humidity Im not sweating, no pun. hygrometer says 40-50% and Im not really adding water. humidity outside is 95% Im pretty certain its a little less in the house. when it comes to getting the humidity up, I got that.
maybe I got a bad one then cause this thing is driving me crazy. and I might as well be setting on the eggs myself, with all the time I spend looking at the thermometer (watching where it kicks on at)
Im beginning to hate this hovabator.
Just when I was feeling comfortable with it, I woke up this morning and for whatever reason, it was at 99.0
Ive since found out that barometric pressure and relative humidity can affect the wafer thermostat.
Im in on this
I have some broody chicken hens sitting on some royal palm and crimson dawn turkeys.
royal palms are due july 4th! the others are due the 6th
oops and a whole gang of royal palms and bourbon reds in the incubator, they're due on the 10th
I thought I had read just about everything in regards to incubating before I got started. My issue is my hovabator 1602n temp ranges a good little bit. I was of the impression it would stay at one temp and now Ive resigned myself to just trying to keep it in a good range. Im doing turkeys so...
Hi, long time lurker, first time poster.
I have a hovabator temperture issue, but I think its really a non issue so Ill get to that in a little bit.
Ive farmed most of my life but mostly horses. cows here and there, alpacas, some goats. but almost always horses.
My mother in law gave my kids 2...