temperature control

  1. M

    How to control temperatures for future aviary?

    I live in North-central texas, which is about 105 degrees in the summer and usually 40-60 degrees in winter. (fahrenheit) This is a huge problem because I am planning on building aviaries for macaws, african greys, cockatoos, amazons, parakeets, cockatiels, conures, and doves. I don't know what...
  2. T

    Keeping chickens cool- is my plan good?

    This is a little long but I wanted to get in all the details I could think of. Thank you so much in advance for any wisdom you can offer. So, if you've seen my post history, you'll know that I am keeping my chickens remotely, a small property on Lake Ontario, until we can move out there...
  3. Setting Up Perfect DIY Temp Control System for $45

    Setting Up Perfect DIY Temp Control System for $45

    Setting up a perfect DIY brooder temperature control system on a budget. #1. Most common is using distance between the brooder and the light. #2. Is using a dimmer to control the brooders temperature. #3. Is using a temperature controller. #1 & #2 are the most common. I started with #1 in...
  4. RunnerMamaNewby

    Balancing Ventilation and Temp on day 28 runner duck hatch - NO PIPS OR ZIPS

    Hello, this is my first time incubating and we have 4 runner duck eggs on day 28. I've been keeping my temp at 98-99 and humidity between 65-80. I know I should have my ventilation holes fully open but when I do that, the temp drops drastically and can't come back up . I currently have it all...
  5. Harris Farms Nurture Right 360 - Manna Pro

    Harris Farms Nurture Right 360 - Manna Pro

    The Nurture Right 360 is a forced air incubator that holds 22 standard chicken eggs. The lid is made of clear, sturdy plastic which allows easy viewing of the inside of the incubator. It comes with an automatic turner, as well as a digital display of the internal temperature and humidity. There...
  6. Jelli_Sprout

    Chicks huddled in corner

    I have 3 bantam silkies that are about a week old in a brooder about 3.5ft×1ft, I am using a heat lamp, and I noticed they are huddling in a corner. I know that when they are lumped together it usually means they are cold, but they are not sitting directly under the light. Unfortunately, I do...
  7. JenEgrrrL

    Lockdown Assist!

    I haven’t found the answers yet in threads So I’m hoping someone has advice… My incubator was running at a very steady average of 99.5 Fahrenheit all through Incubation, only fluctuating by about .2 degree above or below for brief periods. I went into lockdown last night and raised the...
  8. MysteryChicken

    Incuview Incubator Temperature won't lower.

    Hello, I have a new incuview incubator I ordered, & received recently, I followed the directions, & I can't get the temperature below 101.8°F - 102.4°F. I even gave it a factory reboot, which worked for a couple minutes, then it kept spiking again. I have eggs being shipped out on the 16th...
  9. sjhart18

    Incubator temp vs independent thermometer temp

    Hi All! I'm hatching Coturnix quail for the first time and the built-in thermometer and the separate thermometer/hygrometer are saying two different things. I'm not sure which one to trust so I've kinda compromised... The incubator thermometer is set to 38.8C (101.8F), and the separate...
  10. uktech

    New to Incubation - Temperature management help needed

    This is the first time I have incubated anything. Picked up some eggs locally yesterday and left them (sat pointy side down) and the incubator ("cheap" chinese version for 16 eggs) to run for 24 hours before adding the eggs. Without the eggs the temperature held perfectly fine and using two...
  11. TaylorChickadoodleFam

    Help! Today is Lockdown but temp is going up as humidity does.

    I just added more warm water and some sponges to raise humidity and it’s reading 65 but now the temperature has also gone up to 102 and 103. I put the thermometer closer to the bulb to get the warmest read and eggs are usually a degree or two cooler as they are a couple inches further. How can...
  12. M

    Temperature in Styrofoam incubator

    So I'm running some mock trials in an incubator I just made, and the temp/humidity is perfect, but once I raise the humidity my temperature drops about 2-4 degrees. I'm hatching 9 ayam cemani and 9 silver deathlayer eggs soon (18 in one incubator at the same time), and I'm wondering if 96-97 is...
  13. emmsx3

    Incubating Eggs With a Heating Plate

    Hi Everyone! I had a hen that had laid 3 eggs earlier this month but we realize she has not returned to her eggs and for almost a week and we can't find her anywhere...:( I decided I wanted to save her eggs and I've researched different ways to make a homemade incubator. But the simplest way...
  14. OneFowlMama

    Fluctuating Temperature in incubator

    Hi everyone, I've followed this forum for a long time but I have a problem I can't seem to find a concrete answer to and would really appreciate some guidance! I purchased a HHMD 56S Incubator and have recently put 13 fertile eggs in, they're currently on day 3 and I'm just really worried about...
  15. K

    Little giant, low temps

    I’ve got a full incubator, it’s a little Giant styrofoam forced air one, the two thermometers in the Bator read 99.5, as does the digital one, but when I check it against my digital human thermometer it reads a bit low 96-97 degrees. Is this too awfully low? Should I try to adjust it up?I’m dry...
  16. Bonnierae123

    Day 28, temp suggestion

    Hey friends I have a quick question regarding a temperature for day 28. Facts: -Mandarin duck eggs - Day 28 -Internal pipe - no sign -External pipe- None -Little to no sign of movement upon candling -Float test - all positive and have certain wiggling. So it's clear that my ducks are alive...
  17. WannaBeHillBilly

    Herethic question about incubation parameters

    Hi friends, i have no experience with hatching of any birds so far, but i am very interested to learn as much as i can before i will give it a try with some of my (unlaid) eggs from my ducks. So i always read that the temperature must be kept exactly at a certain value (i remember 37.5°C, but i...
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