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vampiric_conure
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« on: October 24, 2005, 02:00:10 AM »

I just want to double check with you guys. if I am incubating Japanese Quail eggs, the incubator temp should be around 104 F, right? If so, My brooder is too cold!!!! It's been 95 -100. That explains the crappy hatch rate I had with my first clutch. **head desks**

Once the chicks are hatched, I kept my first chick at about 100 F and slowly dropped it over a few days. I am a tiny scale hatchery. Most of my experience is with cockatiels, and I've just got into quail breeding. Such Joy! LOL! The more I research this stuff, the more I realize I have more to learn.

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« Reply #1 on: October 24, 2005, 02:49:19 AM »

104F is on the high side.

In a Still Air incubator(without fan), should be around 101F.
In a Circulated Air incubator(with fan), should be around 99.5F.

Hope this helps.
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