I agree, the first one is a “quitter” (sounds a little less morbid, and hopefully doesn’t make you feel as bad). It happens, so don’t feel like it’s your fault.
The other two look good, but I also agree with sniffing the eggs every so often. Your nose will tell you if something bad is going on.
Also, just to double-check... day 1 doesn’t start until 24 hours after they start incubating. Many make the mistake by starting to count at 1, as soon as they are set, so just in case, I thought I’d mention it.
I also have a Brinsea mini ex, gotta love that little incubator! I use it a lot for late hatchers, or as an ICU unit, if any hatch that need a little extra care, or alone time, etc.
Turning 3-5 times a day is fine, but every couple hours is fine too. When I’m not on Corid-home-confinement, I only turn 3 times a day - before work, after work, and before bed. But now that I’ve been home, I’ve been turning maybe 4-5 times a day.
Good luck with your little endeavor!
The other two look good, but I also agree with sniffing the eggs every so often. Your nose will tell you if something bad is going on.
Also, just to double-check... day 1 doesn’t start until 24 hours after they start incubating. Many make the mistake by starting to count at 1, as soon as they are set, so just in case, I thought I’d mention it.
I also have a Brinsea mini ex, gotta love that little incubator! I use it a lot for late hatchers, or as an ICU unit, if any hatch that need a little extra care, or alone time, etc.
Turning 3-5 times a day is fine, but every couple hours is fine too. When I’m not on Corid-home-confinement, I only turn 3 times a day - before work, after work, and before bed. But now that I’ve been home, I’ve been turning maybe 4-5 times a day.
Good luck with your little endeavor!