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aliciaplus3
Free Ranging
so these 4 decided to join us on day 19/20
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Day 18 lockdown! The girls helped me get the incubator ready, we removed the turner. The bottom hatching area has quite a gap between it and the outside and after some advise I decided to lay down a shelf liner to protect my chicks from getting stuck or injured, I made sure it was a little oversized so that it covers the gap and goes up the wall aways
I had read about a user having trouble with liquid from the hatch getting in c the electrical parts and causing problems so I decided to set my eggs on egg carton tops
We added water to the wells in the bottom and right now I have two hygrometers plus the one on the unit and all three say different things but all of them are over 60% I think part of the discrepancy is that all the hygrometers are at different hights inside the unit. When we candled our remainin 10 eggs we were in agreement that one had quit so we removed that one the other nine went in. We have one white leghorn roo who is the dad to 6 and a rir roo who is the dad to the last 3. I have a variety of girls that lay brown eggs so not real sure on mom to all of them... there is one white leghorn egg so we will have one pure breed.lol the two green eggs are ee crossed with the white roo.. I am excited to see what we get. We Did See MOVEMENT in all 9 so yeah
1. The led lights used to candle don't work. They light up the entire incubator and you can't see inside the eggs.
2. Gaps between the floor and sides is too wide and I had chicks fall head first and die stuck there with their head in the water channel below.