Apr 8, 2009 #1 RooptyDoo Songster 11 Years Joined Oct 9, 2008 Messages 690 Reaction score 89 Points 204 Location Illinois Which is better forced air or still air for hatching duck eggs?
Apr 8, 2009 #2 emvickrey ChowDown Silkie Farm 10 Years Friend Joined Mar 5, 2009 Messages 6,069 Reaction score 238 Points 306 Location Hornbeak, Tennessee The way I understand it, forced air is better because it helps to maintain the temp and humidity better than still air. Please correct me if I'm wrong. I plan to add a fan to my bator as soon as I can find one. Looking for an old computer for the fan out of it.
The way I understand it, forced air is better because it helps to maintain the temp and humidity better than still air. Please correct me if I'm wrong. I plan to add a fan to my bator as soon as I can find one. Looking for an old computer for the fan out of it.
Apr 8, 2009 Thread starter #3 RooptyDoo Songster 11 Years Joined Oct 9, 2008 Messages 690 Reaction score 89 Points 204 Location Illinois Well that is what I thought but I wasn't sure because I thought that it would dry the membrane out when they are trying to hatch.
Well that is what I thought but I wasn't sure because I thought that it would dry the membrane out when they are trying to hatch.
Apr 8, 2009 #4 Rare Feathers Farm Crowing 11 Years Joined Apr 1, 2008 Messages 13,102 Reaction score 88 Points 326 Location Pleasant Valley, (Okanogan) WA My Coop My Coop I have actually had the best luck with Cayugas, Sebastopols and my Muscovies with the still air.
Apr 9, 2009 #5 emvickrey ChowDown Silkie Farm 10 Years Friend Joined Mar 5, 2009 Messages 6,069 Reaction score 238 Points 306 Location Hornbeak, Tennessee I would turn off the fan when the chicks are going to hatch. To try to prevent that from happening.