hatching questions asap

[CheeksFarm]

What kind of bator do you have?

What did you do/what happened just before these changes?
Did you open it?
Add something to it?

no I didn't add nothing to it or open it .
idk when the chick hatched .

 

[Kiki]

no I didn't add nothing to it or open it .
idk when the chick hatched .

What kind of bator do you have?

 

[CheeksFarm]

What kind of bator do you have?

What did you do/what happened just before these changes?
Did you open it?
Add something to it?

and the incubator is a : Pro Series Digital Incubator
Model 4250-40w/120vac
Farm Innovators

 

[CheeksFarm]

and I have a tempture gauge laying on the bottom and its says its staying at 99.5
but when I open it yesterday to get chicks out it dropped of course but went back up and maintained its self .
and I woke up this morin and seen that it had went down but seen that another chick hatched and some point and time last night to early this morin?
but right now its at 99-99.5
humidity is at 70%

 

[CheeksFarm]

also their are 6 eggs left that ain't did nothing yet ?

 

[Kiki]

I don't think you should touch anything.

I have no idea what you should do or not do.

I'm sorry I can can't offer good advice.

 

[CheeksFarm]

I don't think you should touch anything.

I have no idea what you should do or not do.

I'm sorry I can offer good advice.

Ok

 

[Nurtureright360]

and I have a tempture gauge laying on the bottom and its says its staying at 99.5
but when I open it yesterday to get chicks out it dropped of course but went back up and maintained its self .
and I woke up this morin and seen that it had went down but seen that another chick hatched and some point and time last night to early this morin?
but right now its at 99-99.5
humidity is at 70%

just leave the unhatched 6 eggs until the end of day 23.

 

[Kiki]

Have they hatched yet?

 

[MatthewsHomestead]

With incubators like the one you have, if the outside temp or humidity change drastically it can effect the inside temp/humidity. The heat is needed not only to maintain healthy egg growth, but to create the humidity with the water inside. I always check mine just before I nod off at night. If I know it's expected to be cold I turn the gauge up until morning to allow for the change. This past hatch we had a 90% hatch rate..... Could be worth a try...