Little Giant Incubator: Steps to Follow for a Successful Hatch!
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- Hatching eggs yourself using an incubator can be a rewarding and amazing experience.
Choosing an incubator is an important part of the process. I like the Little Giant 9300 Still Air Incubator with digital thermostat. It's easy to use and understand. Follow the step by step instructions to have good hatching success.
Besides a good incubator, choosing fertile eggs from a good source is key to your hatch rate.
Choose a local farm to pick up fertile eggs if possible or you can order fertile eggs online on Ebay. The hatch rate is greater with local eggs vs shipped eggs by mail that take several days to arrive and could be mishandled.
The fresher the eggs, the better the hatch rate.
Where you can buy an incubator and supplies:
incubatorwarehouse.com/egg-in...
Happy Hatching! Happy Chicken Keeping! 🥚🐣
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i never ever ever add water.,and my hatch rate went way up. dry hatch only for me
Very informative vid 😆
Thanks for watching!
@@colesbackyardcoop how many eggs can you hatch from your incubator?
@@JohnDoe-zf1ye It holds up to 42 eggs. I usually put 24 to 30 eggs to hatch. It allows for a better hatch rate and I select multiple pure breeds I like. Good luck.
Tyou very much for your video friend from Nevada
How much water do you add to the Incubater?
I fill the water trays full and refill as water evaporates. Humidity is an important factor in having a successful hatch. Thanks for watching and good luck!
I don't want roosters! What do you do with yours?
Hello. I don't either. Typically, I buy my chicks from Murray McMurray Hatchery and the chicks are sexed. If I hatch my own, I put the roos online for sale once I can sex them. Thanks for watching and happy chicken keeping!
@@colesbackyardcoop Thank you!
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