Yes, Im keen to know how you connected the computer fan too. I'm no electrician so please type slowly! Plus, for air circulation purposes would it be an idea to have one fani bringing air in and one driving it out? Just a thought.
Hi, your gonna need to exchange the air in the fridge several times a day in order to bring in oxygen. For those that are unaware, as the embryos develope and you candle each egg you will see a web of veins spreading throughout the internal surface of the shell. These do the same job as a placenta in a womans womb but instead of using the mothers blood stream to exchange co2 for oxygen, the veins in the egg exchange the gases through the egg shell.
you will be able to have SOOOOO many eggs in there... That is awesome.. When our project gets large enough to where we need to incubate that many eggs. I think this is the way to go. Man what an Idea.. Thanks for sharing.
Do you know how I could make a non grounded Helix grounded. I have metal snake racks and I bought a couple helix off a guy and they are non grounded. I need them grounded because the rack is metal. I was thinking I could run a wire from the rack to the outlet and then use a 2 to 3 prong adapter then plug the Helix into a strip. I don't know thought. If you have any insight I'd appreciate it bro.
Yes, Im keen to know how you connected the computer fan too. I'm no electrician so please type slowly! Plus, for air circulation purposes would it be an idea to have one fani bringing air in and one driving it out? Just a thought.
howzadog 6 months ago
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@howzadog get an old cell phone changer and splice the wires to the computer fan :) what i did and they work great
CountrySideReptiles 1 month ago
was wondering how you hook up that computer fan? thanks
Carmine2881 10 months ago
@Carmine2881 get an old cell phone changer and splice the wires to the computer fan :) what i did and they work great
CountrySideReptiles 1 month ago
how did yo connect the flexwatt to the inside of the fridge, screws?
Ant3869 2 years ago
little cost u have 2 buy a fridge or freezer
GunnerBoyz514 2 years ago
no it was free people will give them away if they dont work
liled17847 2 years ago
Hi, your gonna need to exchange the air in the fridge several times a day in order to bring in oxygen. For those that are unaware, as the embryos develope and you candle each egg you will see a web of veins spreading throughout the internal surface of the shell. These do the same job as a placenta in a womans womb but instead of using the mothers blood stream to exchange co2 for oxygen, the veins in the egg exchange the gases through the egg shell.
Which is why o2 should be refreshed.
zemadeiran 3 years ago
good point
cinquecentolover 3 years ago
yes your right we open our inc every 2 days and open each egg box the same time for a minute
liled17847 3 years ago
Aren't fridges air tight?
imabadspeler 3 years ago
yup
cinquecentolover 3 years ago
you will be able to have SOOOOO many eggs in there... That is awesome.. When our project gets large enough to where we need to incubate that many eggs. I think this is the way to go. Man what an Idea.. Thanks for sharing.
mattspot2 3 years ago
wow!!! thats awesome!
do you think that if a got a wooden viverium and put a heat lamp in the viv and hooked it all up 2 thermostat i culd incubate eggs in there??
thanx :D liam
johnkaighin 3 years ago
Do you know how I could make a non grounded Helix grounded. I have metal snake racks and I bought a couple helix off a guy and they are non grounded. I need them grounded because the rack is metal. I was thinking I could run a wire from the rack to the outlet and then use a 2 to 3 prong adapter then plug the Helix into a strip. I don't know thought. If you have any insight I'd appreciate it bro.
Alan
MarkAlan2006 3 years ago
no brother i dont i dont use helix so i couldnt tell ya
sorry
ed
liled17847 3 years ago