Apr 17, 2007 #1 CashmereSussex Songster 12 Years Mar 28, 2007 113 0 139 Hey im getting a incubator and need the temp that it needs to be
Apr 17, 2007 #2 tennessee_chicken_lover In the Brooder 12 Years Mar 26, 2007 82 0 39 East Tennesse What kind of incubator is it ?
Apr 17, 2007 #3 zimmy Songster 12 Years Mar 24, 2007 155 0 139 Orlando Well, the general rule is 100, but if there's no fan, 101-102-ish, I believe... The key is to not overheat. Underheating is NOT as bad as overheating!
Well, the general rule is 100, but if there's no fan, 101-102-ish, I believe... The key is to not overheat. Underheating is NOT as bad as overheating!
Apr 17, 2007 #4 Juliechickens Songster 12 Years Apr 7, 2007 288 2 151 Memphis, TN Yep just like zimmy said. What kind of birds are you hatching?? Julie
Apr 17, 2007 #5 kstaven Crowing Premium Feather Member 12 Years Jan 26, 2007 5,927 77 293 BC, Washington Border And the humidity needs to be 40 - 50 % for the first 18 days. If hand turning do it at least three times a day.
And the humidity needs to be 40 - 50 % for the first 18 days. If hand turning do it at least three times a day.
Apr 18, 2007 Thread starter #6 CashmereSussex Songster 12 Years Mar 28, 2007 113 0 139 i will be hatching chickens probably sussex and i dont have a incubator yet im getting one and might be transforming a germ grower into one
i will be hatching chickens probably sussex and i dont have a incubator yet im getting one and might be transforming a germ grower into one