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Oh no! Glad i didnt try it on viable eggs.

Thats what i thought/feared.I feel so bad for the poor things since they were so close to hatching. :( Ill just start over (i really want to have some grocery store chicks!!).

Float tested, one is definately no longer alive but the other i am not so sure. I am just going to keep incubating and see what happens.

I think the float method is somewhat stressful to the chicks if they are alive but it is probably unlikely that they are. I think ill try it just in case.

When i noticed the temperature was so high i immediately took the lid off to cool it down. I dont know how hot they were. I smelled them, and they smell kind of rotten. It could just be the smell of the cracked one though. Should i float test them or is that not a good idea since they arent overdue?

I feared that was the case. :(

Short question: Will 106.9 kill my eggs if it was at that temp for six hours or less? Hi! I am new to posting here (hopefully im doing this right) but have read these forums for a while to answer many of my questions. I am incubating quail and have both hatching and storebought eggs in my...