Who is getting eggs?

[margaret8]

Lol, I am not qualified to give advice on incubation.

-Kathy

Well, who is I don't want to ruin the eggs!

 

[casportpony]

Quote: What I did learn the hard way is that one should store eggs properly and not let them sit too long before incubating... I lost probably 1/2 of mine from that. Mike found some used lab equipment on ebay, so this is what we'll use for storing the eggs:



-Kathy

 

[margaret8]

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What I did learn the hard way is that one should store eggs properly and not let them sit too long before incubating... I lost probably 1/2 of mine from that. Mike found some used lab equipment on ebay, so this is what we'll use for storing the eggs: -Kathy

I have a digital incubator with a auto egg turner, auto temp. And auto humidity . I mark the eggs and they set maybe 1 to 2 days after they are laid. I have a hatcher for the last 3 days of the hatching process. I don't know how it is going to work yet the eggs still have 9 eggs to go for the first batch. The last bunch that were laid during the last real cold snap don't seen to have anything in them.

 

[DylansMom]

What I did learn the hard way is that one should store eggs properly and not let them sit too long before incubating... I lost probably 1/2 of mine from that. Mike found some used lab equipment on ebay, so this is what we'll use for storing the eggs:



-Kathy

Okay, now I'm feeling inadequate! I just laid mine on the bed in my spare room, I did turn them twice a day.

 

[margaret8]

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I have a digital incubator with a auto egg turner, auto temp. And auto humidity . I mark the eggs and they set maybe 1 to 2 days after they are laid. I have a hatcher for the last 3 days of the hatching process. I don't know how it is going to work yet the eggs still have 9 eggs to go for the first batch. The last bunch that were laid during the last real cold snap don't seen to have anything in them.

that is 9 days to go

 

[casportpony]

Quote: He bought four of them at scrap value, lol, and used parts from them to get two working, so we'll have one for storing eggs and one for growing bacterial cultures. Last year I tried storing them in our coolest room, but it did get too warm in there a few times. I do believe my biggest problem was the amount of time I let them sit.

-Kathy

 

[casportpony]

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Are these pea eggs?

-Kathy

 

[margaret8]

 Are these pea eggs?

-Kathy

No they are guinea. I thought I would experiment on them

 

[casportpony]

FWIW, the Incufridge temp range is 41ºF to 149ºF

-Kathy

 

[casportpony]

Quote: I've been doing the same, but with Muscovy eggs.

-Kathy