INCUBATING w/FRIENDS! w/Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs No problem!

[Rod-T]

she is cute,  did you get your wash done?

Ya just the other day... even folded them..

 

[RoxysAnimals]

Wonder how much duct tape actually gets used to tape ducts 

Out of all the duct tape in the us... Probably 1%? 20% for work stuff, other 79 for fun and crafts...

 

[Ren2014]

Awww, Ren... it's a cutie! Glad to hear it made it through the tough hatching and is doing good! Yippee!!!

Thank you.

so she is fine? thats awesome!!

Yes, she is doing well today.

 

[LittleLakePhil]

she is cute,  did you get your wash done?

don't you mean warsh?

 

[LittleLakePhil]

You mean the "warsh"???

you musta posted that while I Was refreshing.....

 

[Ur-ur-ur-urrr]

So, I think I fixed my problem! I bent the arm back, because I got home, went outside and fed all the animals, and came back in to find the lid was popped off to the left a couple inches, just like last night. I bought a new hygrometer/thermometer, and hygrometer probe wouldn't fit through hole on top, so I took it apart and reassembled it inside. I used a lot of um.. Duct tape. Duct taped the lid down too, not tight, but to hold it on, just in case. Fits snug and nice. Candled 3 eggs, all are lively bouncy things. Still warming back up.
Duct tape-

I can see the turner arm and turner tray are all the way over to the right, with a little gap between the turner tray and the wall. Looks perfect! Did the lip pop off after you bent the arm? If you bent the arm after you found it open this last time, I don't think the duct tape will be necessary. But I'm glad you stopped the over-travel on the turner tray! Good job!!!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Ya just the other day... even folded them..

awesome!!!

 

[Ur-ur-ur-urrr]

Wonder how much duct tape actually gets used to tape ducts

It probably started out being used on ducts quite a bit, and just like WD-40... it was found to have 1001 uses. Of course, you know I have to tell the story of WD-40 now...

WD-40 was invented by NASA scientists to displace water. It took 40 attempts to come up with the final formula, thus the name: Water Displacement - formula 40... WD-40. Now, don't you feel smarter???

 

[RoxysAnimals]

I can see the turner arm and turner tray are all the way over to the right, with a little gap between the turner tray and the wall. Looks perfect! Did the lip pop off after you bent the arm? If you bent the arm after you found it open this last time, I don't think the duct tape will be necessary. But I'm glad you stopped the over-travel on the turner tray! Good job!!! 

Still have duct tape on anyway. Really don't wanna lose these guys. Lid popped a tiny bit, like usual. Not a ton like this morning and a little while ago. Duct tape held it right on.

 

[kwhites634]

It probably started out being used on ducts quite a bit, and just like WD-40... it was found to have 1001 uses. Of course, you know I have to tell the story of WD-40 now...

WD-40 was invented by NASA scientists to displace water. It took 40 attempts to come up with the final formula, thus the name: Water Displacement - formula 40... WD-40. Now, don't you feel smarter???

I knew I got up for a reason this morning. And all this time I thought it was to sit in the woods for 4 hours freezing my tush off