Dixie Chicks

[Ravynscroft]

OMG
The heater in the incubator died!!!!!!
F$&@
The two hatched are cold, and the two who just piped are moving really slow! I don't have any idea what to do for the ones in the eggs... I stuck a heating pad in there.... Crappy!!!

Oh, crap!! Maybe try putting heat lamp over the bator? Help raise the temp? Just not too close...

 

[LocalYokel]

OMG
The heater in the incubator died!!!!!!
F$&@
The two hatched are cold, and the two who just piped are moving really slow! I don't have any idea what to do for the ones in the eggs... I stuck a heating pad in there.... Crappy!!!

Hopefully its just a bad connection or something. Like where they crimp those wires together. Those elements dont fail often
I hope you can get the temp back up , heating pad sounds good

 

[Alaskan]

OMG
The heater in the incubator died!!!!!!
F$&@
The two hatched are cold, and the two who just piped are moving really slow! I don't have any idea what to do for the ones in the eggs... I stuck a heating pad in there.... Crappy!!!

In the Brinsea????

What the crud!! Stick then all in your bra/down your shirt. Perfect temp!

 

[hennible]

It's back on! What the H!!! The one time I'm not hovering...
Two chicks in my shirt, their warming up nicely. The eggs are still alive, as the temp comes up they are moving a bit more (pips just big enough to peek in)
Holy crow. Must have been off a while the temp was just under 70F ( I had a window open nearby)

 

[Alaskan]

What a lovely heart stress test.

 

[hennible]

LOL
Yup in my bra Al
Dang Brinsea

 

[hennible]

Thank goodness I have a good ticker...

 

[hennible]

It went down again! Crap... Heating pad it is.

 

[Ravynscroft]

What the flock??

Is it stuck on the cool down cycle??

 

[Alaskan]

Must be a loose wire