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Author: | Peacocks Australia [ Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:26 pm ] |
Post subject: | Incubation Period for Poultry |
Incubation Chart for Poultry Chicken * 21 Inc Period (days) * 100 Temp(F.)¹ * 85-87 Humidity(F.)² * Do not turn after18th day Turkey * 28 Inc Period (days) * 99 Temp(F.)¹ * 84-86 Humidity(F.)² * Do not turn after 25th day Duck * 28 Inc Period (days) * 100 Temp(F.)¹ * 85-86 Humidity(F.)² * Do not turn after 25th day Muscovy Duck * 35-37 Inc Period (days) * 100 Temp(F.)¹ * 85-86 Humidity(F.)² * Do not turn after 31st day Goose * 28-34 Inc Period (days) * 99 Temp(F.)¹ * 86-88 Humidity(F.)² * Do not turn after 25th day Guinea Fowl * 28 Inc Period (days) * 100 Temp(F.)¹ * 85-87 Humidity(F.)² * Do not turn after 25th day Pheasant * 23-28 Inc Period (days) * 100 Temp(F.)¹ * 86-88 Humidity(F.)² * Do not turn after 21st day Peafowl (Excluding Java) * 27-29 Inc Period (days) * 99.5 Temp(F.)¹ * 86-87 Humidity(F.)² * Do not turn after 25th day Java Green Peafowl * 28 Inc Period (days) * 99.5 Temp(F.)¹ * 86 - 88 Humidity(F.)² * Do not turn after 26th day |
Author: | Stt [ Mon Jan 28, 2008 8:48 pm ] |
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just thought id add pigeons around 18 days |
Author: | maybeamac [ Tue Apr 15, 2008 9:34 pm ] |
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What if you accidently left them in the incubator? |
Author: | mittajohn [ Wed May 21, 2008 11:07 am ] |
Post subject: | Incubation chart |
Thanks for the information. Regards John. |
Author: | fuzzfly [ Thu May 22, 2008 2:41 pm ] |
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Wonderful information. I'm not sure if the topic exists but can is it possible if somebody could take photos of what a normal developing egg should look like being candeled at various stages of development. I'm still finding my feet with artificial incubation and it would be really helpful. |
Author: | Peter16 [ Thu May 22, 2008 3:02 pm ] |
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For the time being, this site might help, it has a few videos as well http://lancaster.unl.edu/4H/embryology/ ... otos.shtml |
Author: | County Lodge [ Thu May 22, 2008 6:28 pm ] |
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fuzzy_dragonfly wrote: Wonderful information. I'm not sure if the topic exists but can is it possible if somebody could take photos of what a normal developing egg should look like being candeled at various stages of development. I'm still finding my feet with artificial incubation and it would be really helpful.
Hey fuzzy_dragonfly Kylie found this great set of photos on the web and posted it in incubation and chick section http://www.australianpoultryforum.com/v ... php?t=2037 Just what I think you are looking for. It certainly helped me when I came to candle eggs for the first time. |
Author: | fuzzfly [ Thu May 22, 2008 7:25 pm ] |
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OK well I'm seeing blood rings is that normal? I think my incubator is set too low, I have had some sucessful hatches but those were from eggs at later stages of development. |
Author: | County Lodge [ Thu May 22, 2008 7:38 pm ] |
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You should transfer your post to the incubation and chicks sectio so you can get better viewing and answers. Blood rings are not good. Usually indicates the chisk has died. |
Author: | Peter16 [ Wed Oct 08, 2008 9:55 pm ] |
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what does 100 F convert to in Celsius ? |
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