You have it on Celsius. On the plus side if you were in Canada, that would be the correct temp.
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Ok. It was on the rack. I will move it. Thanks.Where are you taking the temp with your thermometer? As far as I know, you want the correct temp when you measure where the top of the eggs will be.
It's at the perfect temperatureI have 18 fertilized eggs ready to be incubated & the longer they sit the less chance they'll hatch. It's been 4 days since I received the eggs. I have 2 incubators & both have been going for over 24 hours They both haven't got to temp yet. They are set at the temperature that's required. I don't want to raise the temperature because it'll kill them if it's too hot. Both incubators are doing this! I just don't know what to do. Is this normal? When I Google it - it seems you have to do it by the book and if you're off by one degree it's all over. This is my first time incubating eggs. I've tried two different thermometers & they come up at exactly the same humidity and temperature when I put them both in each incubator. Then I have a question about how the first incubator picturexrolls the egg.