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http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/51457/how_to_incubate_chicken_eggs.html?cat=7
I was looking at this to find out how i should do the humidity stuff but i don't know if it is all correct?
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so i thought i would ask the xperts here on BYC. how much do u agree on this?
I've got to have all the incubating info by JAN 28 (when i start to incubate some silkies).
anything would b helpful,
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http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/51457/how_to_incubate_chicken_eggs.html?cat=7
I was looking at this to find out how i should do the humidity stuff but i don't know if it is all correct?
hu.gif
so i thought i would ask the xperts here on BYC. how much do u agree on this?
I've got to have all the incubating info by JAN 28 (when i start to incubate some silkies).
anything would b helpful,
bun.gif

jumpy.gif
Larra
yippiechickie.gif


It sound like what I use and mines not dry incubation.

Day 1 thru the evening of day 18, I use 40% to 50% range, somewhere in there. Last 3 days I up the humidity levels to 60% to 70% range. Works for me. Get yourself a hygrometer for inside the incubator to watch your levels.

Here is a posting from BYC Yuku on the subject of Dry Incubation.



http://backyardchickens.yuku.com/topic/1877/t/Dry-Incubation-method-and-other-hatching-links.html
 
I also use Accurite and a Springfield Digital Thermometer/Hygrometer from Wal-mart in all my bators when I do a hatch. When your hatch is over, take and clean it by wiping it down and taking the battery out, dry it out good til the next hatching and replace with a new battery.
 
OMG............. those things r soooooooooooo high!!!
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please tell me wal-mart does not sell them that high.
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(edit) or is there a diferent way?????
 
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Wal-marts Accurites and Springfield Thermometer/Hygrometers are under 12.00 or so, mine were.
 
My Accurites are not the ones with the probe and cord. I don't use a water wiggler never have. They are just Accurite or Springfield Thermometer/Hygrometers and they go in the incubator.
 
how big is that digital thing??? what is the best way to put it with/in my bator? how long does it take for it to "read" the humidity? and about the red plugs that the link was talking about, i have 2 big holes and 1 plug that i think I'm missing, when do i put them in and out?
 

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