EDUCATIONAL INCUBATION & HATCHING CHAT THREAD, w/ Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs

That and my idiot tolerance has lowered significantly
Then I should hide from you?
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Day 18 for the broody and her eggs. I'm hoping they're viable, it's gotten fairly cold & I've never tried to let anything brood in these nest boxes before.
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The dog is overweight, and had to be put on leave.
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One out 2 pipped 3 still need to start
cool beans!:cool:
Hey there!! NIce AVY!!! How are you and the kritters? How did your kidding season go?
:frowhey right back at cha Sally.. We buried our last Buck deep into the Garden last Fall-ish. No kidding this year:hit.. tomatoes are beautiful but taste bitter sweet.:confused:
We have been scouring for prospects. When we find one reasonable and advantageously priced, the living conditions of the farms we visit are ______, I'll leave it at that, fill in the blank. :sick
Glad to see your avatar popping up the last couple days. I've got 3 ovens running right now and ordered a part for my broken 4th. I ordered a digital control for a LG 9300 and they shipped me the heating unit.:barnie. That was nice they didn't charge me but... their mistake is my loss. I'm selling chicks faster than I can hatch them and now I'm waiting for the controller AGAIN
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. Direct from LG btw. Instead of little giant their initials stand for "learn grammar" when reading orders.
I have the second day of a really good hatch going on. My brooder looks like a nest of rats!
AGAIN.. great to see you pop back in.. TYL.:hugs
 
Maybe poor insulation in my Hova Bators is the reason for the variance in temps for both of them, even with them completely closed up for days at a time; viewing windows let me check everything w/o popping the top. I always thought the variance was 'cause the thermostat is so touchy. Being 100% styrofoam, & fairly thick, at that, I'd think they'd be sufficiently insulated.
With my styro ovens, it's the big viewing windows that are the source of temp variations. Last season I had a couple early feathered rats running around thinking they were in a bowling alley, so I placed a couple cardboard box flaps cut perfect to the size of the plex glass widows, in an attempt to cut out light to calm them down. My temp shot up like a rocket. Had to open the lid for a couple minutes. Much of my success comes from stabilizing the room temperature. Grandson helped ruin my Easter Hatch.. oh well.
BTW.. HEY WHITES!:frow
 
With my styro ovens, it's the big viewing windows that are the source of temp variations. Last season I had a couple early feathered rats running around thinking they were in a bowling alley, so I placed a couple cardboard box flaps cut perfect to the size of the plex glass widows, in an attempt to cut out light to calm them down. My temp shot up like a rocket. Had to open the lid for a couple minutes. Much of my success comes from stabilizing the room temperature. Grandson helped ruin my Easter Hatch.. oh well.
BTW.. HEY WHITES!:frow
Kinda tough to stabilize room temp here. If I close the door the room temp is in the high 50s. If I leave the door open the room temp eventually matches whatever the temp in the rest of the basement is, which depends on how hard the stove's working.
 

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