Cool so now they don't even have to slow down as they drive by and toss the boxes of fragile hatching eggs over your fence as they go by.![]()
That's just sad...
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Cool so now they don't even have to slow down as they drive by and toss the boxes of fragile hatching eggs over your fence as they go by.![]()
Hi Everyone - Have my Dickey Incubator up an goingTemperature was a stable as a stone until about an hour ago and now it is fluctuating between 98 and 99.5. Is that normal? The only thing I have done was put water in for humidity. I also noticed that the air vent in the back was all the way open. I could have gotten bumped. Should I close the vent? Will there be a little fluctuation?![]()
Question 2 - I have an entire incubator of eggs that are not scheduled for lock down until tomorrow night, but they are chirping like crazy - should I lock them down early??? I know I counted correctly, never had this happen before.
Are you hatching and incubating in it? I never add water to my incubator but I do my hatcher. I dry incubate. I don't believe I have my vents all the way open. Maybe half way. And no the temp should not fluctuate. It should stay steady.Hi Everyone - Have my Dickey Incubator up an goingTemperature was a stable as a stone until about an hour ago and now it is fluctuating between 98 and 99.5. Is that normal? The only thing I have done was put water in for humidity. I also noticed that the air vent in the back was all the way open. I could have gotten bumped. Should I close the vent? Will there be a little fluctuation?![]()
Question 2 - I have an entire incubator of eggs that are not scheduled for lock down until tomorrow night, but they are chirping like crazy - should I lock them down early??? I know I counted correctly, never had this happen before.
Once they are internally pipped you do not want them turning, so lock em and sock em!Hi Everyone - Have my Dickey Incubator up an goingTemperature was a stable as a stone until about an hour ago and now it is fluctuating between 98 and 99.5. Is that normal? The only thing I have done was put water in for humidity. I also noticed that the air vent in the back was all the way open. I could have gotten bumped. Should I close the vent? Will there be a little fluctuation?![]()
Question 2 - I have an entire incubator of eggs that are not scheduled for lock down until tomorrow night, but they are chirping like crazy - should I lock them down early??? I know I counted correctly, never had this happen before.
I once went to put eggs in the hatcher only to find an egg pipped already! I say lock em down!
It sounds like you don't have the thermostat set right. It took me a few times the first time around to get it right.All the eggs are in lock down in my genesis. I put them in egg cartons to try to limit the "egg rolling contest". There were none pipped yet but I think they are wanting out of there..... I do not hatch and incubate in the Dickey. I had read on this thread that it was best not to. I took the water OUT of the Dickey. I had been "dry incubating" when all I had was my three genesis but it came with the tray hose and bucket so I thought it was something I NEEDED to use. I have the vent open half way, but it is still kicking off and on every min. or so and the temp is still fluxuating about a degree. Any Ideas? Could it be that the theomoeter is "blowing back and forth" because of the fan? Is there another kind of theomoter/ hygrometer I can get for it? I really don't want to mess things up now....
Thanks for the help