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QuoteMaybe some others have an opinion/experience/knowledge with lowering the temp?Yup, it's a fact.Now yer gona want data, heh ? Not at this moment though ! Tired.....
Maybe some others have an opinion/experience/knowledge with lowering the temp?
Actually yes trailbossusa. That is my normal procedure, I lower the temp to 98.5 and then up the humidity to about 90 % wet bulb. So far it has worked great for me, I seem to always have pretty above average hatches.
I guess that it appears that many/some of us are curious as to why that is done?
Well don't I feel stupid. I have been doing it that way for years. Just the way I learned it. I keep them in the incubator at 99-100 degrees, until the last 3 days and then move to the hatcher. Drop the temp down 1 degree and up the humidity. But hey, I never knew exactly why, thought it had something to do with the body temp also. I think I will try sitting the hatcher at the same temp as the incubator on my next hatch and see how I do. It sure would be easier, so I could hatch on the bottom of the incubator if needed, at all the same temp.[/quoteyou using a sportsmans system too huh? they have worked great for me, what about u?