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

[casportpony]

Quote: A small price to pay to get correct dosing info.

-Kathy

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Quote: its cheaper to ask for her number Jack

if i have eggs sitting in a carton level in the incubator and the thermometer in the middle reads 101 and then i raise one end of the carton and the thermometer reads 102, is this fluctuation enough to kill the eggs?

if forget still air or fan?

 

[casportpony]

Quote: its cheaper to ask for her number Jack

I can look up any drug any of you are interested in and take pictures of what's in the book.

-Kathy

 

[LocalYokel]

if i have eggs sitting in a carton level in the incubator and the thermometer in the middle reads 101 and then i raise one end of the carton and the thermometer reads 102, is this fluctuation enough to kill the eggs?

@Sally Sunshine

 

[Ur-ur-ur-urrr]

if i have eggs sitting in a carton level in the incubator and the thermometer in the middle reads 101 and then i raise one end of the carton and the thermometer reads 102, is this fluctuation enough to kill the eggs?

Probably won't hurt if the eggs aren't left in that temp for extended periods of time, which would mean tilting them quite frequently. If you're raising the ends, the eggs in the middle will remain at a fairly consistent temp, while the eggs on the ends will fluctuate in temp. Why not raise the front and rear so all the eggs would get equal heat exposure?

 

[LocalYokel]

Yeah for bail

Gotta save money up for bail before ya take care of business
AND YOU KNOW THIS, MAN

Sally, Yokel, did granny get her bator built and wired? I cant keep up on her pages, have enough trouble with this one!

Yes
she is havin temp probs
still needs tweakin

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Sally, Yokel, did granny get her bator built and wired? I cant keep up on her pages, have enough trouble with this one!

yes its together and running!

Quote: its cheaper to ask for her number Jack

Quote: I replied a few posts ago Thanks!

 

[LocalYokel]

I can look up any drug any of you are interested in and take pictures of what's in the book.

-Kathy

Yeh but what about your number








867-5309>?

 

[casportpony]

This book set is free online - Chapter 9 has tons of dosing info!



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[canadachickens]

Yeh but what about your number








867-5309>?

nope, thats jenny's #