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

[Akrnaf2]

Leave, them don't tuch them, you really can't do nothing just keep the humidity high enough, and WAIT!

I haven't. Trust me, I have been tempted! Lol. I have been playing lots of YouTube videos of chicks peeping for them, you know, to encourage them

humidity is between 65%-70%.

It is now a sit and wait game, IMHO tomorrow morning you will have some new fluffy chicks.

 

[Ladyfarm]

The 2 showing no movement could merely be resting. No need worrying about something you can't do anything about, anyway.
I haven't hatched very many myself, but of the ones I have, I've never heard any prior to hatch.
I'll defer to someone else on the temp question. I thought 100 was optimal, but I'm not sure. Don't know that half a degree would make much difference.

I know I had read for a still air to keep temps for day 1-18 at 102, which my thermometers usually read 101.3-101.9. I keep telling myself they are resting, but I'm a worry wart! Lol

 

[Akrnaf2]

The 2 showing no movement could merely be resting. No need worrying about something you can't do anything about, anyway.
I haven't hatched very many myself, but of the ones I have, I've never heard any prior to hatch.
I'll defer to someone else on the temp question. I thought 100 was optimal, but I'm not sure. Don't know that half a degree would make much difference.

I know I had read for a still air to keep temps for day 1-18 at 102, which my thermometers usually read 101.3-101.9. I keep telling myself they are resting, but I'm a worry wart! Lol

You should meet chicken hawk!

 

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