Try setting up your incubator like if you were gonna use it.
Put some egg boxes (preferably all of them) in the incubator put the t-stat prob in one of the box (preferably the one located in the middle of the incubator, and place a thermometer at the top, and one at the bottom (put the probes inside the egg boxes)
Just remember those thermometer are not that accurate, I have found that they are about 2 degrees off, however it gives you an idea on your temps.
Here is how my incubator was setup for the first test run ;) (no eggs just egg boxes)
thanks for the pic help! ill need to figure that out later.
spooky
06-26-2011, 06:25 PM
mr.spooky
Re: incubator problems
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Originally Posted by Deborah
Try setting up your incubator like if you were gonna use it.
Put some egg boxes (preferably all of them) in the incubator put the t-stat prob in one of the box (preferably the one located in the middle of the incubator, and place a thermometer at the top, and one at the bottom (put the probes inside the egg boxes)
Just remember those thermometer are not that accurate, I have found that they are about 2 degrees off, however it gives you an idea on your temps.
Here is how my incubator was setup for the first test run ;) (no eggs just egg boxes)
thanks for the reply,, a pic says a thousand words. though i wont need anywhere near that many boxes:O.
i see we share the same state. im in the south end though (tifton)
spooky
06-26-2011, 06:37 PM
Stewart_Reptiles
Re: incubator problems
Quote:
Originally Posted by mr.spooky
thanks for the reply,, a pic says a thousand words. though i wont need anywhere near that many boxes:O.
i see we share the same state. im in the south end though (tifton)
spooky
Well I don't need that many either (yet ;)), I am using the third of that right now, but withing the next 2 years it will likely be full.
