Thank you so much for answering my last question, sorry but i have two more! After the egg has hatched how much longer do you wait to take it out, and move it to the box? Also, at what age do you take it out of the box and move it to the coop? Sorry for all the questions! Thanks.. (:
@irunforlive12 One egg will be quite ok. But... you really should do more than one because chicken eggs have a hatching rate % . That one egg might not hatch.
how much water do u add at a time when trying to raise the humidity once it starts going down? what us ur hatch rate with this incubator? and whats a good price estimate for everything (except for picture glass, i have that)?
@ladybigmomma1968 well we have used a plastic container, and the eggs seem to be keeping very warm so we are just expiermenting anyways, thanks for advice
@Reesesjake You have to get them from a farm. Somebody that raises live chickens. You can't use supermarket eggs. I know somebody that raises chickens. Was easy for me.
@epicfantasy - There are some stores that sell hatchable eggs. I think the one I kept hearing of was called "Wholefoods" (we don't have it where I live, so I'm not sure) and I believe Trader Joe's too, but don't quote me.
What wasn't said with if you buy fertile eggs and you want to put them in straight away, DO NOT DO IT! because the eggs have to settle for 24 hours. that is so the air pocket settles back to the top because of the travel they flick around and stuff.
@jamesbnorman1 -- They still make light bulbs for heat, like grow light. I think you will still be able to find some of the incandescent bulbs around in the future.
@HoangXinh I am not sure about the fan. It it probably an automatic thing. If you make your own incubator the fan will probably be too much. Test and see.
It is hard to keep the temparature stable, I have a little giant incubator and the temparature keeps changing, in the afternoon when the day starts to warm up the temparature goes up too 102.5 and in the mornings sometimes it drops down to 96.0 any advise?
@rushboy24 you want to turn them about 3 times everyday. You can go higher so I've heard but should stick with the odd numbers. Hope I'm not to late to help!
I saw that you hatched moe. That's really cool. But I was curious about how you keep the temperature stable enough. Not too hot or too cold. I have two videos on my fridge incubator, I have a thermostat to control the temperature. A wafer thermostat.
thank you so much for your advice but i have one more question. if i am opening the incubator to turn the eggs , will that release some of the heat? if so how do i maintain good temp.?thanks so much!
I am doing a science fair project and REALLY need to know what type of incubator would be the cheapest to make..I need to hatch..probley about a dozen eggs and it will probley be up to 21 days.Any suggestions?As soon as is possible for you,respond please!!!!
HI! i am doing a school science fair project and want to see which hatches better a cardboard or styrofoam incubator! i was planning on using you incubator instructions to build mine and was wondering if these instructions would work for 18 or so eggs ( i would be using a bigger cooler. ) also, with the humidity how do i control it? PLEASE respond , thanks:)
@beastlychic1 Styrofoam will be much better because it will hold the heat. A bigger cooler probably means a bigger light bulb. A bigger dish of water or a second dish of water will help to maintain the humidity. I wouldn't do that big a batch though. As a first try I would go smmaller. It will be less difficult.
@milky15 Only Moe hatched. I have a vid showing him hatch, a vid showing him as a chick. And a vid showing him almost full grown. Moe is cool. Lot of fun.
Hey! Ive just made an incubator based off this video but was wondering if you ever had to replace the bulb while you were incubating the eggs? i'm kinda worried that the bulb in mine is going to blow and i don't have a replacement one. Thanks
@BoomBeepBoomBeep bulbs are very durable if you simply leave them on. They almost never blow out. The big strain on them is the turning on and off. You should be good because this bulb stays on. I would do my best to try to get a spare bulb and keep it in reserve. the baby chicks are worth that effort :)
Did your eggs hatch?? Even with the special markers for the writing on the shell? Cause I have two duck eggs and don't want to write on them with anything till i'm sure it won't hurt them!! :)
@epicfantasy I want to THANK YOU 10000000000 times for this! I did exactly what u said and this is the first time I hatched eggs ! The egg that I had hatched into the best duck Ever!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU !!!!!!!!
@jeremiahweed94 this is an excellent point. You should never write on the eggs. The egg absorbs stuff through the shell. i did, but I used crayola non toxic, water markers. I think that was ok.
i found a nest in my mail box we did not know there were eggs in the nest and we knocked it out unfortunatley only one of the three eggs didn't crack i don't know how to keep the egg warm so i am assuming this will work i know there is little chance this egg is still alive because the membrane could be damaged but can you please let me know where i can find out what kind of bird it is? it is a pale light green blue color? PLEASE HELP
@Raindr0ps sorry for the delay, but you can use this for many types of birds but... each type of bird has specific temperature and humidity needs so you have to look that up.
Hey - quick question - So I just received a few hatching duck eggs and have started the incubation process - for a few minutes or so the temperature got up to around 104 degrees... Once I came and checked I immediately took them out and let them cool for a bit... Since then the temp has been fairly constant. Did I most likely damage all the embryos? Should I start over and get a new batch? Thanks for posting this video! It's the most helpful one out there! :)
Hey @epicfantasy, I have A goose egg, I made an incubator just like yours on the vid, I also have A duck egg which is active inside and is hatching soon I must thank u for this video :) it's a great help! But my goose egg is all black inside and it's heavy , it doesn't smell but do u have net idea if there's a live goose in there? Thank you for all the help. And thanks too you, my duck egg is saved (which means u helped it live:) ) THANK You
@sbourassa wow, nice job on the duck egg! I have no idea about the good egg though. You probably should research goose eggs specifically. Every species has differing requirements.
@TheKiller641 its, ok to leave the box cracked open for a short period to get the temp back down. But not long, you will lose the humidity. Poke holes in it to get the temp and humidity right. I should do another vid of Moe, he hatched and is full grown now.
@epicfantasy HMMm,i felt bad...im the one who is planning to raise thousand ducks but i dont have much knowledge about it and egg incubator is very expensive here in the phils...anyways thanks.
Thank you so much for answering my last question, sorry but i have two more! After the egg has hatched how much longer do you wait to take it out, and move it to the box? Also, at what age do you take it out of the box and move it to the coop? Sorry for all the questions! Thanks.. (:
irunforlive12 4 hours ago
Hey, I really need someone to answer this question. Will this incubator work for one egg? Or should i put at least two eggs in it ? Please respond !
irunforlive12 7 hours ago
@irunforlive12 One egg will be quite ok. But... you really should do more than one because chicken eggs have a hatching rate % . That one egg might not hatch.
epicfantasy 6 hours ago
where did get the eggs, and you where did you buy the thermometer thing, please reply
roryfuntime 21 hours ago
@roryfuntime the eggs have to come from a farm. The thermometer I bought at walmart.
epicfantasy 9 hours ago
how much water do u add at a time when trying to raise the humidity once it starts going down? what us ur hatch rate with this incubator? and whats a good price estimate for everything (except for picture glass, i have that)?
ErinsReadings 1 day ago
@ErinsReadings 1/4 cup, 25% ( I only hatched one batch , there is a vid), 5 dollar cooler, 7 dollar thermometer, 10 dollar lamp, 1 dollar screen.
epicfantasy 1 day ago
where can u get a cooler like that, and how much does it cost?
PokemonFanatic425 5 days ago
how do u raise the huminity do u just add water? Also, doesnt the light catch on fire?
TomAndJerry246 5 days ago
@TomAndJerry246 yes, just add water. Use a low watt bulb and keep it away from the sides.
epicfantasy 5 days ago
@epicfantasy can you use a plastic container??
ladybigmomma1968 1 week ago
@ladybigmomma1968 probably not good. Needs to retain the heat well. Thats why the cooler. I would worry about the heat and the plastic too.
epicfantasy 1 week ago
@ladybigmomma1968 well we have used a plastic container, and the eggs seem to be keeping very warm so we are just expiermenting anyways, thanks for advice
ladybigmomma1968 1 week ago
Did they hatch? :)
Rinji 1 week ago
how big is the cooler?
lipslikespice 1 week ago
is that some sort of speial bolb?
Dubsky1678 2 weeks ago
@Dubsky1678 no, plain old bulb,
epicfantasy 2 weeks ago
thats awesome
jeremycat05 3 weeks ago
did anybody else come here because they thought it said egg in cucumber.
FudgeMonkeyVideo 3 weeks ago
@FudgeMonkeyVideo lol, I think you are probably the only one :)
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Robloxblacky 1 week ago
where do you get the eggs?
Reesesjake 3 weeks ago
@Reesesjake You have to get them from a farm. Somebody that raises live chickens. You can't use supermarket eggs. I know somebody that raises chickens. Was easy for me.
epicfantasy 3 weeks ago
@epicfantasy - There are some stores that sell hatchable eggs. I think the one I kept hearing of was called "Wholefoods" (we don't have it where I live, so I'm not sure) and I believe Trader Joe's too, but don't quote me.
ImaginedRain 3 weeks ago
can i put a paper towel to keep it clean?... and where did you get your thermometer and how much did it cost?
jonny123193 3 weeks ago
@jonny123193 no paper towels, you should allow refuse to fall to the bottom. I got my thermometer at Walmart. Only cost about 8 dollars.
epicfantasy 3 weeks ago
you should of used lead pencil not marker or the baby chicks inside could suck the poison and die!!!
robertmcfunny 3 weeks ago
@robertmcfunny great comment. I used childrens crayola non toxic marker. Simple water based. good advice though
epicfantasy 3 weeks ago
I put the eggs in mine earlier today, hopefully all goes well!
Farmboy307 3 weeks ago
@Farmboy307 good luck. This is a nervous time!
epicfantasy 3 weeks ago
slow down
xxboy555 3 weeks ago
no necesita abanico
ramirogarcia65 4 weeks ago
need help my son is doing a project for school can bring the hummiti up
mrstixman01 1 month ago
what about a toaster oven
Flamez481 1 month ago
k, I have farm and stuff... Just one question - how do I know that the egg is impregnated ?
PigWithAWig 1 month ago
What wasn't said with if you buy fertile eggs and you want to put them in straight away, DO NOT DO IT! because the eggs have to settle for 24 hours. that is so the air pocket settles back to the top because of the travel they flick around and stuff.
cabotribe 1 month ago
press 1 rapidly and he says riz
reptilesrock23 1 month ago
what do we do now that the bulbs are illegal to purchase?
jamesbnorman1 1 month ago
@jamesbnorman1 great question. Wonder what will happen now those bulbs are being phased out.
epicfantasy 1 month ago
@epicfantasy
They are not illegal if they are meant to "industrial use" ;D That's..... quite industrial to me ;D
PigWithAWig 1 month ago
@jamesbnorman1 -- They still make light bulbs for heat, like grow light. I think you will still be able to find some of the incandescent bulbs around in the future.
BullittMcQueen1 1 month ago
Can you use this technique for different type of eggs? such as lovebird eggs?
jeppy8383 2 months ago
@jeppy8383 yes, but the temperature, length of time and humidity.
epicfantasy 2 months ago
I was reading around and some people have a fan. Is it ok not to have one?
HoangXinh 2 months ago
@HoangXinh I am not sure about the fan. It it probably an automatic thing. If you make your own incubator the fan will probably be too much. Test and see.
epicfantasy 2 months ago
@lorenitachinchi It came out of a lamp. Socket, cord, its all one part.
epicfantasy 2 months ago
i think easy way is to use dimmer for lightbulb
endrikson 2 months ago
hey thx dude
REALLY HELPFUL
im using eggs my hens laid and im pretty sure they're fertile but do u know how to make sure they are?
and how do u let go of heat without losing humitity?
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It is hard to keep the temparature stable, I have a little giant incubator and the temparature keeps changing, in the afternoon when the day starts to warm up the temparature goes up too 102.5 and in the mornings sometimes it drops down to 96.0 any advise?
Ramon90003 2 months ago
Do you use regular eggs?
jwl121267 2 months ago
@jwl121267 no, you have to get eggs from a farm.
epicfantasy 2 months ago
@epicfantasy o ok :)
jwl121267 2 months ago
Just wondering... Would a big card board box do? (big shoe box?)
HazzaripHD 3 months ago
@HazzaripHD probably not, it will lose heat too fast. You mmight be able to wrap something around it? make it more insulating?
epicfantasy 2 months ago
@epicfantasy k thx, also how do you keep up with all these comments + views?
HazzaripHD 2 months ago
thanks for posting this sir..it's really useful.
MrHmoobyajboi 3 months ago
sir, how often you turn the egss?
rushboy24 3 months ago
@rushboy24 you want to turn them about 3 times everyday. You can go higher so I've heard but should stick with the odd numbers. Hope I'm not to late to help!
Themadhatter226 1 month ago
Bad ass thank you man!
Jonathondpereira 3 months ago
I saw that you hatched moe. That's really cool. But I was curious about how you keep the temperature stable enough. Not too hot or too cold. I have two videos on my fridge incubator, I have a thermostat to control the temperature. A wafer thermostat.
quintinp02 3 months ago
@quintinp02 Once you adjust it to the right temp it stays there. It takes some time and tinkering but it gets there.
epicfantasy 3 months ago
@epicfantasy is that water is a hot one?
mrmanpower22 2 months ago
@mrmanpower22 The water is just regular temp tap water.
epicfantasy 2 months ago
how did you plug up the light bulb? Do you need a special cord just for one lightbulb?
jaddadajamiilah 3 months ago
@jaddadajamiilah Good question. I took this out of a lamp. It is complete, cord, bulb and socket.
epicfantasy 3 months ago
@epicfantasy
jaddadajamiilah 3 months ago
i made one of these for miini sciensest i got to intel but sadly my 6 chivkens died =[ sad
bunnyrabbit25072000 3 months ago
this was incredibly helpful.
Kerrik35 3 months ago
did i can do this without bulb
MsShaan12345 3 months ago
how much hours a day should i rotate the eggs
crazyboy2251999 3 months ago
will leaving the bulb on start a fire?
caiteebabiee 3 months ago
@caiteebabiee no, but be safe! Low wattage bulb and don't let it touch the styrofoam. The eggs need the constant heat.
epicfantasy 3 months ago
this is helpf ul too because i have many animals of different kinds and this can be used too for a small animal/reptile that is ill. Thank you.
Kerrik35 3 months ago
Did the eggs hatched
27djhamza 3 months ago
@27djhamza 1 of the eggs hatched (Moe) I have a vid of that. ANd I have a vid of Moe all grown up too!
epicfantasy 3 months ago
Does it have to be glass covering? or can it be like... plastic or something?
xXxNyomixXx 4 months ago
@xXxNyomixXx IT can most definitely be some kind of plastic. I used glass because it was easy, I used the glass from a picture frame.
epicfantasy 4 months ago
R thlse chicken eggs wow
Leecop1000 4 months ago
HELP!! How often and the right manner if the eggs need to be rotated?
septemberafternoon61 4 months ago
@septemberafternoon61 I forget how often to rotate the eggs. I think I say it in the video.
epicfantasy 4 months ago
@septemberafternoon61 only3-4 times a day
kotty1996 3 months ago
@sk8m8maze you can't use eggs from the super market
alopez193 4 months ago
@alopez193 it works.. check mythbusters, granted not all eggs work but 4 out of 10 can turn into chickens.
gr4ndhustle 3 months ago
Does its work with eggs from the supermarket???
sk8m8maze 4 months ago
@sk8m8maze no coz they r in the cold it has to be from a hen u cant leave it from more than 7 days if u r usiing a hen k
makeandcreate118 3 months ago
@outragedalien , im going to be making an incubator for school, should i be concerened about the duct tape, or is this a good way?
kgr1997 4 months ago
uhm quick question why doesnt the extreme heat melt or burn the cooler?
kgr1997 4 months ago
@kgr1997 The heat isn't too bad. Just makes sure the bulb doesn't touch the cooler. Then it would melt.
epicfantasy 4 months ago
The 4 stooges! But you forgot the last "third" stooge, curly joe and the other joe.
MrBagginsEsq 4 months ago
Instead of poking holes in your cooler try using a dimmer switch for your light!
jasonreopelle 5 months ago
@jasonreopelle great idea!
epicfantasy 5 months ago
thank you so much for your advice but i have one more question. if i am opening the incubator to turn the eggs , will that release some of the heat? if so how do i maintain good temp.?thanks so much!
please respond!!!
beastlychic1 5 months ago
@beastlychic1 it releases some heat, just be quick! and monitor afterwards. It will be ok. Good luck with the baby chicks!
epicfantasy 5 months ago
my 25 watt (direct light) lightbulb gave me temperatures like 110 F
lamyorkying 5 months ago
By the way,has anybody tryed this and had it work for them?
HailpieXSleetfur 5 months ago
I am doing a science fair project and REALLY need to know what type of incubator would be the cheapest to make..I need to hatch..probley about a dozen eggs and it will probley be up to 21 days.Any suggestions?As soon as is possible for you,respond please!!!!
HailpieXSleetfur 5 months ago
@HailpieXSleetfur This type of incubator is pretty cheap. The most important thing is the safety of the chicks.
epicfantasy 5 months ago
@epicfantasy thanks!
HailpieXSleetfur 5 months ago
HI! i am doing a school science fair project and want to see which hatches better a cardboard or styrofoam incubator! i was planning on using you incubator instructions to build mine and was wondering if these instructions would work for 18 or so eggs ( i would be using a bigger cooler. ) also, with the humidity how do i control it? PLEASE respond , thanks:)
any tips will help:)
beastlychic1 5 months ago
@beastlychic1 Styrofoam will be much better because it will hold the heat. A bigger cooler probably means a bigger light bulb. A bigger dish of water or a second dish of water will help to maintain the humidity. I wouldn't do that big a batch though. As a first try I would go smmaller. It will be less difficult.
epicfantasy 5 months ago
can i use eggs that is stored at room temperature? plz reply!
wilhelmpaoloquinto 5 months ago
@wilhelmpaoloquinto Yes, it is possible those eggs are ok for a week. As long as they come from a farm and not the store.
epicfantasy 5 months ago
I've just built an incubator myself but even with 2 bowls of water i can't get the humidity above 35% any ideas please ?
Steve :)
pumpkinv12 5 months ago
Can you just take a box and use a heat lamp?
MrBagginsEsq 5 months ago
on which temperature a egg hatch in incubator...and how it take time to hatch
abubakr833 6 months ago
Some people are getting refrigerated eggs to hatch when purchased for an organic grocer....
mbernard55 6 months ago
did they end up hatching???
azmonkeyboy2 6 months ago
@azmonkeyboy2 1 did, and grew up very nicely. I have some more vids showing the hatching. His name is Moe.
epicfantasy 6 months ago
Can I use an egg from the fridge plz reply?
3nitoro 6 months ago
@3nitoro no, eggs from the fridge are not fertilized. Will never hatch. sorry
epicfantasy 6 months ago
@3nitoro wish I could give you some eggs. I get about three dozen a day!
2late4me2care 5 months ago
this is cool, ive gotta try this...curiosity has got me!!!
79minister 6 months ago
how can i make the temp higher if its to low
please reply
TheJoseboii 6 months ago
@TheJoseboii Try a stronger bulb. but first check for leaks in your incubator. That is the most common problem.
epicfantasy 6 months ago
Would this work for budgie eggs?
PLEASE RESPOND!!!! I NEED TO KNOW!!
Tobuscusluva 6 months ago
@Tobuscusluva sorry, i don't know. The temperature would probably be different.
epicfantasy 6 months ago
sir i have no temperature toy
and i have no 25 bulb i have 100 wait bulb plz reply me
Qasir4u 6 months ago
@Qasir4u that bulb is too hot, have to try harder! The baby chicks are very precious.
epicfantasy 6 months ago
Wouldnt 100 degrees cook the egg?? isnt that boiling temperature for water!? o.0
FightingDreamsPro 6 months ago
@FightingDreamsPro Actually, 212 degrees Fahrenheit.
SaFweena 6 months ago
@epicfantasy, please tell me the rotating schedule of the eggs.
thanks
almosteverythinghere 6 months ago
@almosteverythinghere I can't remember the rotating schedule. Its in the video however.
epicfantasy 6 months ago
Can eggs hatch if I shine them with a lightbulb in a confined container for 21 days? Or do I have to do it exactly like what u do (plz reply)
is4ac101 6 months ago
@is4ac101 The temperature is very very important. You have to make an incubator!
epicfantasy 6 months ago
Hey epic, great tutorial. Did your stooges hatch out allright?
milky15 7 months ago
@milky15 Only Moe hatched. I have a vid showing him hatch, a vid showing him as a chick. And a vid showing him almost full grown. Moe is cool. Lot of fun.
epicfantasy 7 months ago
Hey! Ive just made an incubator based off this video but was wondering if you ever had to replace the bulb while you were incubating the eggs? i'm kinda worried that the bulb in mine is going to blow and i don't have a replacement one. Thanks
BoomBeepBoomBeep 7 months ago
@BoomBeepBoomBeep bulbs are very durable if you simply leave them on. They almost never blow out. The big strain on them is the turning on and off. You should be good because this bulb stays on. I would do my best to try to get a spare bulb and keep it in reserve. the baby chicks are worth that effort :)
epicfantasy 7 months ago
@malisa2k11ere
Ahaa
Thanks
And is it full of water ?
Chameleonslove 7 months ago
is the temperature Celsius or Fahrenheit
g22adidas 7 months ago
@g22adidas fahrenheit
epicfantasy 7 months ago
Did your eggs hatch?? Even with the special markers for the writing on the shell? Cause I have two duck eggs and don't want to write on them with anything till i'm sure it won't hurt them!! :)
futurehedgehogowner 7 months ago
Nevermind! :) I watched the video again and found my answer!!!
futurehedgehogowner 7 months ago
What kind of light bulb did you use??
futurehedgehogowner 7 months ago
What is that purple thing ?
Chameleonslove 7 months ago
@epicfantasy I want to THANK YOU 10000000000 times for this! I did exactly what u said and this is the first time I hatched eggs ! The egg that I had hatched into the best duck Ever!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU !!!!!!!!
cuddlies306 7 months ago
@cuddlies306 You are very welcome. Nice job and grats on the baby duckling!
epicfantasy 7 months ago
when i make this, i will name the chicken feathyrs :D
Minecrafter9274 7 months ago
writing on eggs will poisin your chicks
jeremiahweed94 7 months ago
@jeremiahweed94 this is an excellent point. You should never write on the eggs. The egg absorbs stuff through the shell. i did, but I used crayola non toxic, water markers. I think that was ok.
epicfantasy 7 months ago
do you have to have a light bulb, do they need this to hatch. thanks
master11552010 8 months ago
@master11552010 yes, they need the heat
epicfantasy 7 months ago
I've had eggs stored for two weeks before and they still hatched. 70-78 Degrees F for eggs storage. AVOID direct sunlight.
sageraziel 8 months ago
@epicfantasy where did you get the thermometer that measures the humidity?
P.s this was very helpful, thank you
doglover22896 8 months ago
Eh how do u kno wen to put da eggs in da incubator hahaha....
jeremyjonsanchez123 8 months ago
how i can control the temperature and the humidity?
GrVideos4 8 months ago
i found a nest in my mail box we did not know there were eggs in the nest and we knocked it out unfortunatley only one of the three eggs didn't crack i don't know how to keep the egg warm so i am assuming this will work i know there is little chance this egg is still alive because the membrane could be damaged but can you please let me know where i can find out what kind of bird it is? it is a pale light green blue color? PLEASE HELP
videosvlogsreviews 8 months ago
@videosvlogsreviews Difficult to say what bird it could be. Might be a robins eggs, finches, starlings or bluebirds.
epicfantasy 8 months ago
does this work for canada goose eggs?
Greenalinkggggg 8 months ago
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which eggs should i use?The one which i bring from the store.
What should be humiduty and tempture?
kashifqw 8 months ago
Does this apply for quail eggs?
EgyptianGraphite 8 months ago
ok thanxx
MrSymphany 8 months ago
can u use any egg like even in your fridge ones ??
MrSymphany 8 months ago
@MrSymphany no, those eggs are not viable for baby chickens.
epicfantasy 8 months ago
does it works the same for birds? because I found a nest abandoned by the parents... I don't want to just leave it there to die...
Raindr0ps 9 months ago
@Raindr0ps sorry for the delay, but you can use this for many types of birds but... each type of bird has specific temperature and humidity needs so you have to look that up.
epicfantasy 8 months ago
so i can hatch eggs from the kind of eggs i eat sunny side up?
leafy101leaf 9 months ago
@leafy101leaf No, those are not viable eggs.
epicfantasy 9 months ago
Hey - quick question - So I just received a few hatching duck eggs and have started the incubation process - for a few minutes or so the temperature got up to around 104 degrees... Once I came and checked I immediately took them out and let them cool for a bit... Since then the temp has been fairly constant. Did I most likely damage all the embryos? Should I start over and get a new batch? Thanks for posting this video! It's the most helpful one out there! :)
Godardadventures 9 months ago
@Godardadventures hmm,, could be a disaster. Hard to say. I would stick with them. don't give up on them..
epicfantasy 9 months ago
Oops I meant to put any, not net
sbourassa 9 months ago
Hey @epicfantasy, I have A goose egg, I made an incubator just like yours on the vid, I also have A duck egg which is active inside and is hatching soon I must thank u for this video :) it's a great help! But my goose egg is all black inside and it's heavy , it doesn't smell but do u have net idea if there's a live goose in there? Thank you for all the help. And thanks too you, my duck egg is saved (which means u helped it live:) ) THANK You
sbourassa 9 months ago
@sbourassa wow, nice job on the duck egg! I have no idea about the good egg though. You probably should research goose eggs specifically. Every species has differing requirements.
epicfantasy 9 months ago
what happens if we left the box open at 100F
TheKiller641 9 months ago
@TheKiller641 its, ok to leave the box cracked open for a short period to get the temp back down. But not long, you will lose the humidity. Poke holes in it to get the temp and humidity right. I should do another vid of Moe, he hatched and is full grown now.
epicfantasy 9 months ago
Thanks for the great how-to video.
collinwsoderberg 9 months ago
What happens if the humidity is too high?
cheriere3 9 months ago
@cheriere3 It can cause problems with the chicks shell,
epicfantasy 9 months ago
do you need to take the eggs out at one point?
CHRISMELZAHOTIE 9 months ago
hi...my mom is planning to raise ducks.does this homemade incubator work for duck eggs?waiting for reply.thanks
reafernandez20 9 months ago
@reafernandez20 I really am not sure. The temp probalby has to be different. Gotta research it.
epicfantasy 9 months ago
@epicfantasy HMMm,i felt bad...im the one who is planning to raise thousand ducks but i dont have much knowledge about it and egg incubator is very expensive here in the phils...anyways thanks.
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why do you put in a sponge and water
MrDrummerPete 10 months ago
why do you put in a sponge and water
MrDrummerPete 10 months ago