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    Incubator temp using Igloo cooler

    I've setup my incubator in a 128qt cooler with heated water in the bottom being circulated by a power head.


    The water temperature is 88-90. However, when I check inside of the egg box the temperature is in the low 80s.


    Is that ok? Or should I adjust the water temperature up higher to reach the desired 88-90 inside of the egg box too?

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    Re: Incubator temp using Igloo cooler

    How long have you had it running? It might take a while to get totally heated.

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    Re: Incubator temp using Igloo cooler

    Quote Originally Posted by AzJohn View Post
    How long have you had it running? It might take a while to get totally heated.
    Since about 10am this morning. Roughly 10hrs. The water temperature has been at 89 since probably 12 noon

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    You need to adjust the water temperature to whatever is needed to achieve proper temps in your egg tub. Same principal of setting up an enclosure.
    Deborah Stewart


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    I’d let it sit at least overnight without opening the lid. I have a similar incubator. When if I open the lid for an extended period of time. It takes a while to get back up to heat. It may take a few days to get it dialed in.

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