Okay, I have one regular thermometer which I stick in a ziplock baggie filled with water and folded over to make "water wiggler", it reads 100.9. There is an aquarium thermometer in there also which read 101.2. I have another thermometer which is filled with clay and in a molded egg which reads 98.6. I have a digital thermometer/hydrometer which reads 102 with 46% humidity. I have an outside thermometer which reads 100 on the wall of the incubator. Do I average these temps and say I'm in the good or is there one more dependable than the other? I'm at a loss of what to do. I candled and I have the "spider" in some eggs. I'm on day 5 and the spider is small with few veins. Some I just see the yolk. Thanks for your help.
Too many thermometers going. You will drive yourself nuts. Stick to the one in the home made water wiggler. That is the one you need to be concerned about, and it looks good. Good Luck!
Quote:I like to have 2 therms both proven showing true reading. One digital one analog. If you use one that's OK but you need to be 100% positive it is a reliable one. Bad thermometers killed lots of hatches as numerous threads on this board had been reporting.
