- Jan 6, 2013
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Today, I set 64 Texas A&M eggs. You'll note that the universal rails on the far right have "monster" eggs... I'm worried that they are actually "T-Rex's A&M" eggs. They were so large, that I couldn't place them in a quail rail because they would not allow the 3 holes surrounding it to have an egg. After sorting out the eggs, I placed the smallest eggs in the first set of quail rails on the right, otherwise they may have been "rubbed" by the universal rail next to it. I have one of my own eggs in the incubator, and it dwarfs incomparison even to the smaller eggs that I received.
I'll be sitting by the incubator for the next hour or two to make sure that the temperature levels out at 99 degrees.
Right now, I'm planning on building a brooder large enough to hold 50 chicks for 2 weeks. When I get it all done, I'll post pics... maybe even step by step instructions.
James
I'll be sitting by the incubator for the next hour or two to make sure that the temperature levels out at 99 degrees.
Right now, I'm planning on building a brooder large enough to hold 50 chicks for 2 weeks. When I get it all done, I'll post pics... maybe even step by step instructions.
James
