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Oh dear... So, I just calibrated my thermo/hygro... Left it in 7-10 minutes..... Came back... It was only down to 36.
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That's right, 36.... Last time I calibrated it, it went to 33 and I figured that was belivable and edited that into my readings. But 36??? I'm going to try again... And if it still comes back 36, I know why my eggs died...
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My LG thermo got left in for 10 minutes and came back exactly 32.... Would be rather lousy if the LG was better than this one.
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Soo... Now I'm officially nervous....
-Banti
Calm down....

What types of thermo/hydros do ya have Bubs?
Pichers?

The ones that come with the bators are usually pretty accurate but
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@BantyChooks - I am going to build my coolerbator following this youtube video. It seems like a simple setup, and easy to do electric. I have done minor electrical stuff before, and this is straightforward. the lights are hooked to a wafer thermostat, and once the temperature is set, it is controlled by the thermostat.

Hope this helps!

The eggs I ordered are "backordered" so I have time to play with.
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I am going by what matches the symptom list and possible exposures/ risk factors. M. Gallisepticum matches up all except 1 of the symptoms, facial swelling, and even than it is probable there was actually some and I didn't notice it. I knew a lot less back when symptoms were more active.
 
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Going by what matches the symptom list and possible exposures/ risk factors, (M. gallisepticum matches up all exept 1 of the symptoms, facial swelling, and even than it is probable there was actually some and I didn't notice it... I knew a lot less back when symptoms were more active...) That and no chicken vets here I have been able to locate yet.
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Maybe I'll ask my dog's vet next time I go if they would run tests on a chicken...

I'm still lookin though, and if I do find one I will do tests. Just VERY expensive...
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-Banti

vet bills can be high I was just wondering how you knew what you have. I don't have a chicken Vet . but was able to do a necropsy through my vet at the state lab . helped me some . but didn't get the answer I was looking for. not bad though no AV in my flocks .
 
I really do not trust the thermometer in the little hygro II or the one you have in the picture . the one I showed you a picture of is all I use. why don't you go to walmart and get one for a fish tank cost $3 put it in the Incubator and check the others against it . they are hard to read but very accurate and good for comparison calibration . and remember you want top of egg temperature.
 
I really do not trust the thermometer in the little hygro II or the one you have in the picture . the one I showed you a picture of is all I use. why don't you go to walmart and get one for a fish tank cost $3 put it in the Incubator and check the others against it . they are hard to read but very accurate and good for comparison calibration . and remember you want top of egg temperature.

OK.
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no glass floating type is what you want . the will fit it in some humidity vent holes but are to short to use like that . they will work laying down though . you can adjust your little thermometer by sliding the tube in the little metal straps a little bit.

Aquarium floating thermometer the cheap one will do fine use the search to see it .one line it is very cheap. in the store $3
 

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