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    Re: sex ratio

    Quote Originally Posted by bondo View Post
    Opening the the egg tubs won't cause deformities are you sure you didn't have a spike in your temps? You really hit the odds making 7 males ouch. Last year I bred a queenbee to a normal and ended up with 6 eggs. All 6 were normals. Talk about hitting the odds lol Many years ago I bred a pastel to a normal girl. She gave me 11 eggs and 9 were pastels. Out of those 9 one was a female. Sometimes the odd gods just don't like you.
    i mean, open the egg tub for removing the air can cause spike on temperature cause i have to open the incubator and the egg tub once a week. Inside all the incubator i had 32ºC and outside the incubator i had 15ºC! are you understant what im trying to say? that because i use no air holes, but some breeders just use one hole on each side and they do not open the egg tub for the entire incubation period.beside that, i have a thermometer wich give me the temperature maximum and minimum (flutuation) and i had no more than 1ºC once in a while for the entire 2 months. I use an reliable and expensive microclimate thermostat.
    Last edited by cris17; 04-25-2015 at 08:17 PM.

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