Jul 4, 2008 #1 mycountrycabin Songster 11 Years Mar 29, 2008 123 1 129 rockingham,N.C. my incubator tempurature fell to about 89 will th eggs still hatch
Jul 4, 2008 #2 LilRalphieRoosmama Officially Quacked 12 Years Oct 15, 2007 3,406 26 221 Elyria, OH What day are you on and how long was it that low? My power went out for 2 hours the other night and my temps dropped to 85. I candled the next day and they seemed fine.
What day are you on and how long was it that low? My power went out for 2 hours the other night and my temps dropped to 85. I candled the next day and they seemed fine.
Jul 4, 2008 #3 Alabama_boy In the Brooder 11 Years Jun 24, 2008 35 1 23 Lancaster County, SC They should be fine.
Jul 4, 2008 #4 Katy Flock Mistress 12 Years Jun 29, 2007 16,317 101 331 Kansas~50+ yrs of chickens I've had it go lower when the power went out and I still had a good hatch.
Jul 4, 2008 #5 d.k red-headed stepchild 11 Years Feb 6, 2008 3,085 18 221 Southeast Coast of Florida * I think it depends on how long it was down, but not sure. The eggs-perts will be along. For now, I would get it back up to temp. and wait and see.
* I think it depends on how long it was down, but not sure. The eggs-perts will be along. For now, I would get it back up to temp. and wait and see.
Jul 4, 2008 #6 seriousbill Songster 11 Years May 4, 2008 785 12 141 Ohio Low temps are better than high spikes. If the temp wasn't low for more than a few hours, they should be just fine. It'll only slow development a bit.
Low temps are better than high spikes. If the temp wasn't low for more than a few hours, they should be just fine. It'll only slow development a bit.
Jul 4, 2008 #7 Three Cedars Silkies Crowing 11 Years Apr 17, 2008 5,032 102 283 Gainesville, Fl. I don't think you have anything to worry about.