97 F constantly temperature .. what will happen?

[Josip]

So my incubator constantly have temperature between 97 F and 97.6F
I try make it somehow at 100F but it can't , I also check with other thermometers and always 97 to 97.6F.
Obviously this is first time I use this incubator and last. Question is will my chick's hatch if temperature constantly is at that range around 97 to 97.6 F?
Egss are already week in incubator.

 

[Punkybrewster]

Try wrapping the incubator in towels. Dont block the vent holes in doing so. This may help bring the temp up.

 

[Josip]

I tried it but it's crappy incubator , it's my fault to start incubation first time with homemade incubator from my neighbor. Next time I will be wiser. Hope that some chick's will somehow hatch

 

[MGG]

I tried it but it's crappy incubator , it's my fault to start incubation first time with homemade incubator from my neighbor. Next time I will be wiser. Hope that some chick's will somehow hatch

Have you candled yet?

 

[Josip]

I tried it, today is day 9 and compare to photo's on internet my egg development is on day 6/7 so they are 2 day less developed as I see.

 

[Punkybrewster]

Can you put it in a closet wrapped in a towel with the door cracked?

Only other solution is to go buy a real incubator at this point.

 

[Josip]

Its already day 9 soo if I buy it and I can only buy it online ..incubator will come for 7 to 14 days ,so useless for this round.

 

[Josip]

After putting tons of towel's temperature goes up to 98.6 ... I been candeling eggs again some are doing fine some are hard to see.. this is my first time so it's hard to me to know exactly what I see..Will something bad happen if I let all egss stay till the end no matter fertile or not?

 

[MGG]

After putting tons of towel's temperature goes up to 98.6 ... I been candeling eggs again some are doing fine some are hard to see.. this is my first time so it's hard to me to know exactly what I see..Will something bad happen if I let all egss stay till the end no matter fertile or not?

You can leave them all in. Just make sure if any start stinking you remove them.

 

[knowvagale]

Some of the eggs will hatch, you just won't have a very good hatch rate. Eggs can hatch as low as 90 degrees--but it just gets less and less likely as the temp goes down. Just do the best you can and a few of them are sure to pop out, though they may hatch later than usual.