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Love the spots. Could it maybe be because of the Cornish X genetics?

We had it at maybe 75 for chicks and it has been between 59 and 70 for quail so far

I wish I could have eggs incubating all year. Even these four months have my family starting to get irritated by the humming and the cheeping

Yeah, the temperature is staying really stable now. I haven't dropped it but after this week in definitely looking everything over so I don't have to go through this again. Stinks too cause I had great luck with my chicken eggs last time

Shoot, I meant the humidity. Sorry, my bad.

I think it's a newer one? I got it for Christmas last year from either BigR or TSC. I finally got the temperature stable enough to go to sleep by having the vent open halfway and proping the lid open with a nickle. I used it a little over 2 months ago to hatch chicken eggs and it was fine. I'm...

I have, but I've been checking for pips and I haven't found any to explain the sudden skyrockets. I guess I wouldn't be too worried except I'm working all the days that I should be hatching so I can't stand by and make sure everything is going perfectly

What's a safe range for humidity for lockdown of courtinx quail? My humidity has been going everywhere since I started lockdown to the point I'm scared of leaving because it raises by literally 10-20% while I'm watching it. I don't k is if it's better to have it near 70% or a little lower than...

Is anyone else currently in lockdown with their hatches?

My house is about 60 now and i think everything is fine so far, candling in 2 days so we'll see

That one is actually kinda both. There will be several times were it turns and then a time or two when it doesn't, as long as it stays in the back and doesn't go too far forwards, I haven't had to actually turn it yet, shockingly

Eggs were loaded yesterday (I made a thread for it if you really want to know what's all in there) 6 bantams eggs and 16 standards including one that's almost a sphere

I usually wait until they're super fluffy of moving around too much and rolling eggs over. Whichever comes first. I tend to make a space for them to lay in and get warm in the incubator but I don't let them run around and bowl over eggs.

I'm so excited, loading my incubator up this afternoon with all sorts of eggs: Shipped eggs, bantam eggs, mutt eggs, all sorts. Hoping it goes well for my shipped eggs

If incubating bantams and standards, do you think the bantams would work in the middle more than the standards because the middle turns less? or does it not matter who's where?

For hatching, do you have to take the turner out? Or will they be able to each hatch in their little section?