I know, the eggs are probably doomed. I foolishly ordered the hatching eggs and the incubator at the same time. Eggs arrived yesterday, incubator stuck at a UPS location. Our power just came back on yesterday so last night I devised an incubator with an ecoglow, cooler and bowl of water. It was late, I didn't realize I could refrigerate, we've had storm drama...so I put them in before it had stabilized. Went to bed 11pm temp 95, humidity 30%. 5AM it was 107F and 30% humidity. Readjusted height of ecoglow and repositioned water. Humidity 40% and rising when I left, temp 95 no idea if stable. Had to go to work. Turned the eggs of course.
Anyway, it was just poor planning on my part as well as the storm. I will try to keep them stable and in the right range but it's probably too late. At least my current flock was unharmed by the storm so I'm not entirely a bad chicken keeper!
I so wanted my 1st hatch to be successful. Bummer!!
Linda
Anyway, it was just poor planning on my part as well as the storm. I will try to keep them stable and in the right range but it's probably too late. At least my current flock was unharmed by the storm so I'm not entirely a bad chicken keeper!
I so wanted my 1st hatch to be successful. Bummer!!
Linda