102.6!!!

[RaptorSilkies]

When I got up this morning my incubator temperature was 102.6. I have a have a hova bator Genesis. It’s at years old though. It has a cover over the inside temperature control setting that had come off. I have since put it back on and the temperature Has gone back to where it needs to be. I’m using a temperature and humidity gauge from incubator warehouse. That’s where my measurement came from. Tomorrow is our lockdown day. Do you think my chicks are going to be okay?

 

[Rose Quartz]

When I got up this morning my incubator temperature was 102.6. I have a have a hova bator Genesis. It’s at years old though. It has a cover over the inside temperature control setting that had come off. I have since put it back on and the temperature Has gone back to where it needs to be. I’m using a temperature and humidity gauge from incubator warehouse. That’s where my measurement came from. Tomorrow is our lockdown day. Do you think my chicks are going to be okay?

:/ some might be. check for veining damage when you candle tomorrow and movement.

 

[RaptorSilkies]

This is so sad.

 

[Rose Quartz]

This is so sad.

I had the same thing happen my most recent hatch i lost 2.

 

[RaptorSilkies]

This was my test run. I started out with four eggs, but one wasn’t fertilized and one stopped developing. The other two have been coming along fine. I do hope they’re going to be OK.

 

[Dmitrys]

A year ago my mega bator had 145F and 940 eggs had been cooked

I think 102 is not problem )

 

[RaptorSilkies]

I’m so sorry about your eggs! And I hope you’re right. I will know on Sunday.

 

[EggSighted4Life]

This is so sad.

I wouldn't be worried about 102.6. And consider any who don't make to have not been going to make it anyways.

embryos that had a temp spike at the end of incubation... tend to have higher heat tolerance as adult chickens.

I think you will be fine. Happy hatching!

 

[Dmitrys]

I hope you’re right

I'm allright Thanks ))

 

[RaptorSilkies]

I wouldn't be worried about 102.6. And consider any who don't make to have not been going to make it anyways.

embryos that had a temp spike at the end of incubation... tend to have higher heat tolerance as adult chickens.

I think you will be fine. Happy hatching!

That would be good for middle Georgia summers!