Dry Incubation part 1

[@OnlyTheChronic]

Excellent information! I'm a big fan of dry hatch, I've always just gotten much better results if I wait until lockdown to raise the humidity.

[@peternurse4740]

Hi bro greetings from the beautiful island of Barbados thanks for the video

[@lynndellcox7078]

Good information. I am thinking of trying a dry hatch next go round

[@2Up2DownLiving]

The reason the thermometer temp is sometimes recommended to be slightly higher than 99.5°F is because the centre of the egg needs to be at 99.5°F (37.5 C)..... and still air incubators have slightly different temps in different height levels of the incubator.

[@SquidSlayer3000]

Did you get a better susses rate to a dry hatch than wet

[@thebravebearfarm5795]

I am about to go into lock down tonight on the next batch. So we will see if this hatch rate is better. I will release that video next week.

[@rsllife9004]

Very good content and nice to see thank for share+

[@stevesworldisnumber1]

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[@angheldee6562]

I am so mad I didn't research this methode before. We started with our first row of incubating. From 12 only 2 hatched amd 2 died before hatching. A very low rate and discouraging. We ordered another bunch of eggs and did the ae thing amd now I think it was due to the high humidity. We have 2 incubators but can't really fix the humidity. We are also not at home all the time because of working. My second bunch is 11 days old. I want to make the switch if possible now before the majority of my chicks dies. Is it possible?

[@Reddirtrelichunters]

You know the barred king?

[@sheylashley6572]

I just bought a used one for my turtles(red eared sliders) but my dad wants me to try hatching some of his chicken eggs I hope it hatches something for us, can't wait.. also i need help

[@Familyguyfan10-k6z]

Did they hatch?

[@cantinhonacidade9036]

Part 2 !!!!!!!

[@thebravebearfarm5795]

Part 2 and 3 will be up this weekend

[@thebravebearfarm5795]

Part 2 is now up sorry for delay part 3 will be soon

[@cantinhonacidade9036]

@@thebravebearfarm5795 no worries 😉

[@philliphall5198]

I mark my eggs to tell if they are being turned

[@cantinhonacidade9036]

Please!!!!

[@chrislecky710]

Considering the short life cycle of these animals do you not think it would be best to breed for hyperthermic resistance? Because surely by doing so you are actually inproving their success rate. Breeding for physical traits has been done already I'm mean christ look at pugs ffs. Maybe do something different. Kmt

[@Familyguyfan10-k6z]

Short? Chickens live up to 12 years