My temp has been around 97* F average - Some fluctuations up and down within limits.
Main thing I had to do was get the temp even throughout my incubator - I mounted two spot check with probes in water wigglers and made airflow diverters to get the proper air flow. The water wigglers tell you the temp inside the egg not the air temp. Three thermometers total - two spot checks top and bottom and one for the air temp mounted on the door in the middle - I keep all of these within 1 degree - the air temp on the door is 96.8F.
The Emu's farmers Handbook said to put the air diverters in so that all the eggs get proper airflow and oxygen - one of the biggest problems with cabinet incubators. I used the same setup on my second incubator that I use for ducks and geese and my hatch rates have gone way up. Both incubators are full
You can see the temp on the door 96.8 F humidity 40% 3 eggs on the bottom and 12 on each upper trays
Main thing I had to do was get the temp even throughout my incubator - I mounted two spot check with probes in water wigglers and made airflow diverters to get the proper air flow. The water wigglers tell you the temp inside the egg not the air temp. Three thermometers total - two spot checks top and bottom and one for the air temp mounted on the door in the middle - I keep all of these within 1 degree - the air temp on the door is 96.8F.
The Emu's farmers Handbook said to put the air diverters in so that all the eggs get proper airflow and oxygen - one of the biggest problems with cabinet incubators. I used the same setup on my second incubator that I use for ducks and geese and my hatch rates have gone way up. Both incubators are full
You can see the temp on the door 96.8 F humidity 40% 3 eggs on the bottom and 12 on each upper trays
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