Trouble adjusting temperature on my brinsea eco20

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Nov 17, 2012
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Hi everyone,

I have had my brinsea eco20 running on 99.5F and humidity around 40-50%for at least 3 days. It was very stable until I put my douzain eggs inside. The termometer now says 101F after about 30 minutes
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...... Should I just wait and let it settle back down or should I reajust it quickly?? The only difference is (well apart from the fact that there are now eggs inside) that when I set it, it was flat and now I rocked it on one side.....

It is my first incubation and maybe I am overly stressed about it....

Thank you so much for your precious advices.... I have been preparing and planning this incubation for weeks now and I realise it will still be full of surprises!!!
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I am thinking about getting this type of bator, but the one I am getting doesn't have a humidity indicator in it, do you recommend this type of bator?
 
So Far Katsdar, the humidity has been very easy to adjust, but like I wrote in my message, this is my first incubation, so it's too early to tell you if I recommend the brinsea or not. It has great reviews here in BYC, so I hope it was a good choice.

I can tell you more in 21 days....
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I lowered it after an hour..... I was too scared that it would damage the egg (beeing too high).... It now stands at a 100F (mercury thermometer just after the fan) and my digital one says around 99F at egg level....

Ouf... so exciting and stressful at the same time!!!!
 
101 wouldn't hurt the chicks I am sure, mine went to 102 the day I put my eggs in
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but at day 7 candling all the ones viable were running around inside, so don't worry about it
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and I trust my analog thermometers most....
 
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Thank you all for your precious advice....

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we are at day 7 and we have 4 embryos out of 12!!
 

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