Recent content by IzzyBarsi

No way to disconnect them without ruining the incubator. She laid well over 100 last year. I figure she'll be a 200 a year egg layer before long. She'll be 8 this summer. My other 2 are 12 going on 13 this summer but are both males. I got a humidity pump as well that came in today. I hooked...

I have it set to 87 and 80% humidity. I took the cradle off so it doesn't rotate. My only concern now is the fans. It's not a still air incubator.

Yes, I dug them up in less than 24 hours. :) She laid 25 total but we had an issue the day she laid. The males (Bonnie and Clyde) have never done this before either. One of my males, Bonnie, pushed her off her nest while she was laying and stomped on the hole. He then put his head in the hole...

ive been letting it stabalize for the last 2 hours. i have the temp set to 30.5 c and humidity at 70%. do i need to change it higher or lower?

im in texas. i raise chickens, guineas, ducks and have a goose (lol) is the reason i have that incubator. i inherited my aunts 3 torts that are over 150lbs a month ago and she insisted i incubate. (i was going to get them when she passed but her health is failing so i got them sooner rather than...

i have a brinsea octagon advance. i had planned on setting the eggs tonight. my sulcata laid yesterday. is this incubator ok to use? do i need to do a cool off period through out the day?

I plan on setting the eggs in there tonight. My sulcata laid yesterday.

I have a Brinsea 40 Octagon Advance incuabtor. Can I use this? Do I need to do a cool off period through out the day? Thanks!