Harris Farms Nurture Right 360 Incubator is AMAZING!

[Cinnamon Roll]

@Pollitos6 is the turner light on? If it is not, maybe it is a problem with the cord between the base and the turner. Or it could be due to the day count, like some were suggesting above.

 

[Pollitos6]

@Pollitos6 is the turner light on? If it is not, maybe it is a problem with the cord between the base and the turner. Or it could be due to the day count, like some were suggesting above.

To be honest I am not sure if the turner light was on. I will check when I get home from work. As far as the day count since I had to modified to 28 days I know that part was set right. Maybe I didn't plugged the cord properly, hopefully that's it.

Thanks

 

[Pollitos6]

so I called my son at home and asked him to check the egg turner cable and guess what? it was unplugged so I am glad it was a silly mistake in my end and now the eggs turner works.
Thank you all!! I hope I get a successful hatch

 

[CluckNDoodle]

so I called my son at home and asked him to check the egg turner cable and guess what? it was unplugged so I am glad it was a silly mistake in my end and now the eggs turner works.
Thank you all!! I hope I get a successful hatch

Mystery solved and an easy fix! Awesome! Good luck on your hatch!

 

[RaineyTN]

4 have made it out now , still 3 eggs in there and couldn’t notice any new pips yet

 

[CluckNDoodle]

4 have made it out now , still 3 eggs in there and couldn’t notice any new pips yet View attachment 2564000

So cute! Congrats!

 

[Pollitos6]

4 have made it out now , still 3 eggs in there and couldn’t notice any new pips yet View attachment 2564000

OMG soo cute!! do you wait 24 hours before getting the chicks out of the incubator?

 

[CluckNDoodle]

OMG soo cute!! do you wait 24 hours before getting the chicks out of the incubator?

I rarely if ever wait 24 hours. Once they're dry, they come out.

 

[Pollitos6]

I rarely if ever wait 24 hours. Once they're dry, they come out.

and if there are still eggs that has not hatched yet, it doesn't harm the eggs to open the incubator? sorry for so many questions this is my first time incubating eggs.

 

[CluckNDoodle]

and if there are still eggs that has not hatched yet, it doesn't harm the eggs to open the incubator? sorry for so many questions this is my first time incubating eggs.

Ask all the questions you want! That's what this forum is for! Learning and sharing!

I usually wait until all actively hatching chicks are done hatching before opening the incubator OR if I'm feeling impatient I will wait until right after a chick hatches to quickly open the incubator and take out the dry chicks. The freshly hatched wet chick will keep the humidity in the incubator higher. The NR360 actually returns to humidity very quickly even without the extra precautions but I do feel it makes a difference, especially for the slower hatching breeds like Marans.