Starting incubation of button quail 1/20

[MrNappy]

I think you should leave it don't wanna disturb, if they pipped then you should. Maybe raise humidity a bit, crack a little more easily?

 

[robopetz]

If the temp falls below it will take the eggs longer to develop. Which temp is correct? If the 97-98 is the correct one then I would up it a lil till it gets to 100 then turn it back. Keep us posted.

 

[MrNappy]

100 is regular, actually it's 99.5

 

[thomp119]

Okay, I snuck another thermometer/hygrometer in just now (because you can barely open the Brinsea min advance model and sneak it in with little to no fluctuation)... So.... on top of brinsea's built in and the one that I put in at lock down. This is what they read:

Brinsea- 100.3 (I bumped it up from 99.5 at 4 pm pst) and 68%

Hygrometer that I put in at lockdown - 98.6 and 69%

Hygrometer that I snuck in just now - 100.2 and 65%

What should I beleive???

 

[MrNappy]

Median add all 3 and divide by 3?

Edit: Sorry median is middle number, what i meant to say was average. Lets pretend that never happened.

 

[thomp119]

Well, that would bring my median up to 99.5ish... (After I boosted it .8 degrees at 4 pm) *fingers are crossed!*

 

[MrNappy]

Well, that would bring my median up to 99.5ish... (After I boosted it .8 degrees at 4 pm) *fingers are crossed!*

Same here

 

[robopetz]

That sounds good, I would just leave it as is. Sit back and enjoy!

 

[thomp119]

That sounds good, I would just leave it as is. Sit back and enjoy!

Well it's encouraging that yours were a day overdue and they came out. Mine are now 9 hours overdue.

 

[robopetz]

Ya lol. Plus I remember there were moments that temp fell a lil below too so that made sense. I forget.. did you candle right before lockdown?