Hatching Chicks In A Incubator | Part 1 | Binsea Maxi 24 Advance 🌿🐣🐥

[@walshy69soldier]

Hi I’ve got the same exact incubator and can’t find anywhere what setting to put in for Guinea eggs if you could help would be much appreciated thank you ☺️

[@Ishfaq.Attari]

Hi can I use this incubator bird's ringnack bird's you recommend this incubator plz reply

[@reneefitzgerald1120]

How do you check the humidity? Brinsea told me to check the manual/handbook. It says nothing about checking the humidity on the display. I have placed an internal hygrometer, however, I’d like to check it against the machine itself. Can you help?

[@reneefitzgerald1120]

Also, how do you fill the second half of the well at lockdown without lifting the dome?

[@actionjackson9385]

Looking good Ben. Interested to see the results

[@monaraahmed7193]

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[@Pixieworksstudio]

Hi Ben, what happens to your cockerals? I'm in rural wales and sometimes we really struggle to find homes for them. Genuine question.

[@theyounggrower-benthornton5502]

They get rehomed or eaten. For me the end game for hatching is to hatch my own meat. I would rathe no excatly how my meat has been raised compared to commercially.

[@Pixieworksstudio]

@@theyounggrower-benthornton5502 Oh yes of course. That is so commendable! I saw a Buff cockerel here go for £15, which was good, he was stunning too. It is a bit easier as they are getting more popular. Among mine I have 3 white star, and what pickles they are!! I haven't a cover on my polly yet and one was being a trapeze artist last week

[@Tryingtogogreen]

What about the hummidity?

[@theyounggrower-benthornton5502]

What do u mean ??