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January 21, 2006, 05:54:02 PM »
Ok I got 50 tuxedo eggs from the mail today and got them in the incubator. The temp is ranging from 100-101.9 in a still air incubator, Humidity is at 52. Ok what day do I need to take them from the egg turner?If I calculated right it would be Feb. 4th. How does this sound and thanks for your time.
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The temperature sounds close to normal for a still air incubator. As long as it doesnt go any higher you will be fine. Your calculations of February 4th are right for Coturnix eggs but since you are using a still air incubator and the temperature is nearly 2 degrees higher I would remove them on the morning of the 3rd. Also try and get your humidity up a little bit more. Fill both trays if you havent already done so and let it go until you take the eggs out. The egg turner often will add another 1/2-1 degree of heat. Every 1/2 degree of heat generally decreases you hatch date by 12 hours. One degree of heat approximately 1 day.
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Make sure you're taking your temp readings at the the same height as the top of the eggs, or just slightly below the top.
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