LG temp spike

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11 Years
Nov 30, 2008
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This is my first time incubating with an LG still air and on my very first day I had a temp spike to 104. I don't know how long it was at this temp but it could have been hours. It's been 2 days since then and I've gotten the temp to stay between 99.5 and 100.8. So is there any hope or did I cook my eggs before they even got started?
 
No they should be fine. Double check the humidity. This seems to be my answer for the night on all the LG questions lol. A consistent temp then spike shouldnt happen. How long did you regulate the temp for before you added the eggs?
 
Wait a couple of days then candle, if you don't see anything wait until day 7 then candle again, depending on the egg color if they are light you should be able to see veining. I'm on day 4 and can clearly see veining in my white and cream eggs.
 
I was regulating the temp for about 2 days before I put the eggs in. After I put them in I couldn't seem to get the temp up so I turned it a tiny bit and then I found the 104 temp in the morning.
 
Once you get the temp regulated (especially for 2 days) you shouldnt turn the knob after adding the eggs. This is the best advice I got before starting my eggs. I would have turned the knob for sure if I didnt know this. The eggs can take several hours to heat up to the incubator temp but eventually they will. No matter how much I wanted to turn the knob up a pinch I didnt. Did you regulate the temp again?
 
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with LGs if the temp outside the incubator changes, the temp in the incubator changes, so you need to find a room that has a stable temp. or you will be fighting with the temp changes for the whole iuncubation process...
 
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That's encouraging. I've been feeling like there's no hope but that makes me feel better. I can't wait to candle to see if any are viable.
 

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