Tallisdibrani
Songster
- Mar 3, 2022
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Morning , we have a goose egg with a really big air bubble ( the other eggs air bubble is smaller) it’s our first time incubating eggs so is this normal or is there something wrong ?
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that's the air cell, this egg seems to be losing more moisture than the others, if theirs are smaller.
I don’t know the humidity as it doesn’t show up on the incubator but the temp is around 37 to 38 I’ll send a photo when I get back.that's the air cell, this egg seems to be losing more moisture than the others, if theirs are smaller.
Could we see a photo of one of the other eggs candled? Day 15 yes? Would be interesting to see how different the air cells are. What is your humidity and temp?
okay, do you have any other thermometers in the incubator, as they are usually inaccurate- and it is important to have a hygrometer, you can get them pretty cheap in pet store reptile sections or onlineI don’t know the humidity as it doesn’t show up on the incubator but the temp is around 37 to 38 I’ll send a photo when I get back.
No but I’ll search for one online or the next time when I go to the feed shop we just use a small water bottle and there is a hole where the water goesokay, do you have any other thermometers in the incubator, as they are usually inaccurate- and it is important to have a hygrometer, you can get them pretty cheap in pet store reptile sections or online
it'll definitely help to have one, I got mine on amazon and it worked brilliantly! It was only about £5.No but I’ll search for one online or the next time when I go to the feed shop we just use a small water bottle and there is a hole where the water goes