Sep 3, 2009 #1 yellowchick In the Brooder 11 Years Oct 15, 2008 54 1 41 C, Arkansas I had my hum. spike to 95% over night on day 14 of my quail eggs....did they all drown?
Sep 3, 2009 #2 rebelcowboysnb Confederate Money Farm 11 Years Nov 14, 2008 14,674 669 368 Independent State of Dade NWGa no spikes in humidity are harmless. Its the average that matters. Hatch time is the only time it starts to being critical.
no spikes in humidity are harmless. Its the average that matters. Hatch time is the only time it starts to being critical.
Sep 9, 2009 Thread starter #3 yellowchick In the Brooder 11 Years Oct 15, 2008 54 1 41 C, Arkansas Just wanted to give an update.....2 of the 6 hatched. The 4 that didn't hatch, didn't develop....almost like non-fertle eggs. So I am pleased that the humity didn't kill them.
Just wanted to give an update.....2 of the 6 hatched. The 4 that didn't hatch, didn't develop....almost like non-fertle eggs. So I am pleased that the humity didn't kill them.
Sep 9, 2009 #4 Kullas Crowing 10 Years Jul 23, 2009 841 1,432 296 Ellijay Ga. Congrats on your little babies
Sep 9, 2009 #5 Cherlyn Songster 10 Years Feb 24, 2009 917 2 139 Alconbury, England Nice thing about quail... no matter what we do to try to ruin a hatch, they pop out anyway! ~Cherlyn