Sep 7, 2008 #1 daddyssteeler In the Brooder 11 Years Sep 6, 2008 49 0 32 North Carolina we forgot to turn the eggs in our incubator in the morning can this cause a problem?
Sep 7, 2008 #2 newnanchic Songster 12 Years Jan 3, 2008 1,634 8 169 Newnan, Georgia No you are fine. Sometimes I skip a whole day.
Sep 7, 2008 Thread starter #3 daddyssteeler In the Brooder 11 Years Sep 6, 2008 49 0 32 North Carolina thanks so much i was a little scared since it was our first time incubating
Sep 7, 2008 #4 deerman Rest in Peace 1949-2012 11 Years Aug 24, 2008 9,491 119 293 Southern Ohio Not turning may reduce the hatch rate,but still you will have some hatch.
Sep 7, 2008 Thread starter #5 daddyssteeler In the Brooder 11 Years Sep 6, 2008 49 0 32 North Carolina that is probably why they have not hatched yet then yhough they are only 2 days over due
Sep 7, 2008 #6 Quail_Antwerp [IMG]emojione/assets/png/2665.png?v=2.2.7[/IMG]Mrs 11 Years Aug 16, 2008 2,851 10 191 Ohio You need to stop turning them if they are due to hatch!! I think you stop turning on day 18, so as not to confuse the chick.
You need to stop turning them if they are due to hatch!! I think you stop turning on day 18, so as not to confuse the chick.
Sep 7, 2008 Thread starter #7 daddyssteeler In the Brooder 11 Years Sep 6, 2008 49 0 32 North Carolina got it thanks that is good to know
Sep 7, 2008 #8 hypnofrogstevie chick magnet 16 Years Jul 12, 2007 7,368 44 436 Newport, MI I forgot to turn my eggs for 2 weeks and thought they where goners. Left it alone and when I came in my room to feed the scorpions I peeked in the bator to find a newly hatched chick.
I forgot to turn my eggs for 2 weeks and thought they where goners. Left it alone and when I came in my room to feed the scorpions I peeked in the bator to find a newly hatched chick.