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I wasn't new. The bator and turner were given to me by my boyfriend's boss. Her husband used to raise...some kind of bird. I can't remember what they were right now. She says she has another one she will give us as soon as she finds it.

I check the temp and humidity about 10 times a day! I don't touch anything unless it is close to being out of range. I've read that can spell doom if you keep adjusting it all the time. So far temp has been holding pretty steady. I see you have quite a lot of hatching experience under your belt...

I have a hatching calendar on the wall above the bator. With pictures of chickens on it of course. I have the 21 days maked off. And I am writing down what times of the day I turned them.

This is my first hatch. So, it is mostly mixed birds from my flock. I have three silkie eggs, and 22 others that are blue orp roo over, black orp, white rock, rir, and ee. I wanted to try hatching some of my own before I paid for hatching eegs. If these do well I'm going to get some olive EE...

We took the motor off and are turning by hand every 4-6 hours. It's pretty easy since they are all still in the turner and we just have to rock it back and forth. Also, ordered a new motor and another turner since we have a big lab incubator we are planning on converting anyway. Will probably...

I have a LG with auto egg turner. My eggs have been in the incubator for three days and I noticed that the turner is always in the same position. I even put a little level in there to see if it ever moved.... it doesn't. What do I do?