Dry or not to dry? First hatch on magic fly /joanel12

[MGG]

Thank you! of course to do that we will have to remove the egg tray because we have 12 eggs and there’s no room up top! How many medicine-sized cups do you recommend using? And how often do you refill them

Put the cups under the tray the eggs are on. Otherwise the turner will knock them over. There should only be the one tray in the incubator, the one the eggs are on right now. Start with two cups.

 

[MGG]

I just top them off every two days, but at least check them everyday. You don't have to remove the eggs and tray to check, just take off the lid and peek through the mesh.

 

[Lori J]

Put the cups under the tray the eggs are on. Otherwise the turner will knock them over. There should only be the one tray in the incubator, the one the eggs are on right now. Start with two cups.

Thank you again! Yes I only have one tray in there that the eggs are on I just meant that I would have to be careful lifting that up because I have so many eggs.

 

[MGG]

Thank you again! Yes I only have one tray in there that the eggs are on I just meant that I would have to be careful lifting that up because I have so many eggs.

Take all of the eggs out before you lift it up. How many are in there?

 

[Lori J]

Take all of the eggs out before you lift it up. How many are in there?

12

 

[MGG]

12

That's not bad. I'm surprised you fit 12 honestly. In mine I can barely fit 9 chicken eggs, and that's really crammed for them. Are they bantams?

 

[pennyJo1960]

I have Janoelle12 and 24 always dry hatch.. Washington state here,
and that does make a difference for me.. I rarely open mine maybe day 15 then not again till they hatch