This maybe a dumb question but how do you run the probe into the incubator?? Is there a spot in the back to run it through from the thermostat? or do you drill a small hole? Or just run in through the door along top and then down to the actual spot you want it placed. I couldnt quite tell in the video. Looked like it was off to the right side of incubator then down to where you have it placed.
No air holes at all. Completely sealed. I do usually open them once towards the end of incubation because of how much condensation builds up at that point. Haven't had any issues so far.
I gotta question! I’ve never heard of making sure the embryos are towards the top of the egg when being candled, I’ve always heard that you’re suppose to mark them in the position they were laid and keep them that way. Would you be able to give me any further background knowledge on that? It would be greatly appreciated!
Mark them how they're laid,... assuming the embryo is on the top or close to it. Eggs can be rolled after being laid. It doesn't need to be exactly due north, but close. Naturally the embryos attach to the top side of the egg. The theory is that eggs incubating face down could succumb to umbilical tangles or ripping away from the yolk. I also read eggs incubated embryo down had a post hatch mortality rate much higher (37% vs 4%)
I got a question. Do you think those incubator from zoo med and such would work for two or three clutches? Your diy is actually how I found your channel originally lol
If you're doing 5-6 clutches or less I 100% recommend using the diy incubator I show on my channel. It's foolproof and easy to replace failed parts. I actually have an updated version of the video coming out in a few weeks but you can search for the old one. I haven't heard good things about those store bought incubators.
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This maybe a dumb question but how do you run the probe into the incubator?? Is there a spot in the back to run it through from the thermostat? or do you drill a small hole? Or just run in through the door along top and then down to the actual spot you want it placed. I couldnt quite tell in the video. Looked like it was off to the right side of incubator then down to where you have it placed.
There is a predrilled hole in the top corner you slide it through. I just let it hang about midway down to get the most even temp
Ok thanks. Just wasnt sure how you ran it into the incubators and havent seen anyone else ever ask.....lol.
Do you keep the incubator hooked up to any type of UPS or anything, in case of a power failure?
Excellent question! I do! Just a basic Apc ups you would use for a computer works. I think I use a 650va
Do you use air holes in your hatch boxes or totally sealed. Also have you noticed having to open your boxes after they have been set? Thanks
No air holes at all. Completely sealed. I do usually open them once towards the end of incubation because of how much condensation builds up at that point. Haven't had any issues so far.
What kind of incubator is that?
I gotta question! I’ve never heard of making sure the embryos are towards the top of the egg when being candled, I’ve always heard that you’re suppose to mark them in the position they were laid and keep them that way. Would you be able to give me any further background knowledge on that? It would be greatly appreciated!
Mark them how they're laid,... assuming the embryo is on the top or close to it. Eggs can be rolled after being laid. It doesn't need to be exactly due north, but close. Naturally the embryos attach to the top side of the egg.
The theory is that eggs incubating face down could succumb to umbilical tangles or ripping away from the yolk.
I also read eggs incubated embryo down had a post hatch mortality rate much higher (37% vs 4%)
What quart tubs are those for the eggs?
I think 6. They're "shoe box" size
Great video bud
Thanks BBP!
You want to have in egg box 90 degrees throughout the all incubation period?thanks
I don't change temps. Pick one a stick to it. You can incubate anywhere between 88-90. I try to keep mine around 89-89.5
Hi BlindStryke i was looking in to buying this incubator and i saw on there website it's dose say it Holds 50 x 6qt iris tubs with the shelves out
I'm glad you caught that. I don't remember seeing that when I bought it. no complaints though. It works great!
Good video!
Thx!
for the thermostat do you put it on pulse?
yes!
I got a question. Do you think those incubator from zoo med and such would work for two or three clutches? Your diy is actually how I found your channel originally lol
If you're doing 5-6 clutches or less I 100% recommend using the diy incubator I show on my channel. It's foolproof and easy to replace failed parts.
I actually have an updated version of the video coming out in a few weeks but you can search for the old one.
I haven't heard good things about those store bought incubators.
@@SNKELTD ok cool I'll definitely do a diy then I liked your model best out of the 40 something I looked at
I really don't see a downside to it. Redundant heaters, 100% humidity, and the body of water retains heat when you open the lid
@@SNKELTD yea its great! Also do you bps have a super pointy tails? Mine what sharp point tails and I was wondering if you noticed that with yours?
Haha, that's the strangest question I've had to date 🤣
Haha. Yeah. I don't really pay too much attention, but I'd bet it's 50/50 pointy to more blunt