Incubation progress of Muscovy eggs

[Lacrystol]

SEND it as a REPLY, not a QUOTE, I can't zoom in when it's sent as a Quote..

Keep working on that humidity.. Your bator window should get cloudy, not clear like that.. 15 more degrees and I'll feel better. LOL

 

[AnimalQuackers]

Hope this works! Sorry - my bad!

 

[AnimalQuackers]

SEND it as a REPLY, not a QUOTE, I can't zoom in when it's sent as a Quote..

Keep working on that humidity.. Your bator window should get cloudy, not clear like that.. 15 more degrees and I'll feel better. LOL

Gonna add a couple more sponges!

 

[casportpony]

That's for chickens and it doesn't say anything about forced air or still air, the temps are different for these types of incubators..  LOL

Sorry, I should have made the reason for posting clear... I was not suggesting changing the temp, just wanted to back up my statement about surface area and humidity. Large, wet areas = more evaporation = higher humidity. The vet book I have says that the ideal humidity for a sick bird enclosure is 70% and that's when it will start to fog up, but I have nothing scientific to back that up, but have seen that to be true in mine. Foggy lid = 65-70% or more humidity.

-Kathy

 

[Lacrystol]

Ok now I'm gonna test everyone who is in this post.

Here's her first pic from 2 1/2 hours ago

I have zoomed in for you, now here's her most recent one

Now can anyone tell me the difference between to two eggs??

I know Kathy will see it.....

 

[Lacrystol]

Here's a closer look at the current one

 

[Miss Lydia]

Here's a closer look at the current one

Is that the membrane looking drier?

 

[Lacrystol]

Is that the membrane looking drier? 

Yes but not what I was looking for, come on Kathy I know you see it!!!!!!

 

[Lacrystol]

Come out come out Kathy, I know you see it, we're on a tight schedule here!!!!!! Lol

 

[Miss Lydia]