Thunderstorm power out Incubator in distress.

[U_Stormcrow]

Inclined to agree, you should be fine. We routinely lose power out in my neck of the (literal) woods. While there may have been some effect, I've not lost an entire incubation to it.

Can't advise on humidity, we dry incubate - the guage usually reads between 37 and 42%. I've not calibrated it, but we are in an RV in FL. The air is never dry.

 

[TippsiRabbit]

We are in the Prairie from Canada,summer is hot and dry .Winter more dry (19% usually without humidifier) and wait for it ....Cold

 

[TippsiRabbit]

Humidity around 35% today we had lots of rain last week

 

[U_Stormcrow]

We are in the Prairie from Canada,summer is hot and dry .Winter more dry (19% usually without humidifier) and wait for it ....Cold

Bless, you, those conditions are inhuman - I'd never survive. and yes, best you not dry incubate like that. We average over an inch of rainfall each week. Its a "different" living arrangement.

 

[custard the chick]

get a power souce that doesnt use plugs

 

[TippsiRabbit]

get a power souce that doesnt use plugs

Hi ,you mean Solar yes we were thinking of that .

 

[TippsiRabbit]

Hi ,small update.
originally in the Bator were 16 Eggs .
6 Maran,7 rhode Island and 3 Amauracana( sorry probably wrong spelling).
I candeld on Day 18.
9 were blood ring not developed and some not even fertilized.
3 Maran ,3 Rhode Island and 1 blue one are left.
Today Day 20 the 3 Maran are Hatching
one of the Rhode Island is suspicious rolling around.

 

[TippsiRabbit]

Day 22 ,
16 eggs = 4 Chick
it's officialI give up on Hatching.

 

[Mick Boon]

I tried something new this year, I ran my styro dry, even for the last few days hatching.

What did you learn from that ?

 

[Huntmaster]

What did you learn from that ?

I think we have a troll