Going to be using my Janoel 12 in a few weeks! I am wanting to hatch at least 9 duck eggs. Hopefully they fit ok if not I'll leave out the turner tray and turn myself. Thanks so much, this was a great video!
@@DoubleMFarmHomestead I think I will be taking it out unless I purchase less eggs. How long do you keep your chicks in the incubator before transferring to the brooding box? It seems very tight inside and I don't want them getting squeezed in this incubator.
@@GranC53 Without turner you can remove "middle" tray. This gives more head room. Even if you use turner you will be taking it out at the end for hatching. I had three hatched at same time and they had plenty of room. I took them out as soon as they were dry. Ducks don't need brooding heat if they are indoors with no drafts. What kind of ducks will you be hatching?
It’s my first time incubating eggs! I’m going to be doing five chicken eggs. Do you need to spray for humidity for the chicken eggs? I’m a little confused on that part? I do want to use the Turner :)
Chicken eggs don't need as much humidity as duck eggs. I would spray only half as much. Good luck, keep me posted on how they do and thanks for watching.
I followed the directions for the humidity and it said to add about 60ml water about 1-2 days. Although I’m hitting about 70% humidity. Any suggestions to lower that?
Yes, that's just a general rule. A lot depends on the surroundings. Just remove some water from bottom and keep an eye on it. Humidity should come down. If you are doing duck eggs the extra humidity in most cases wan't hurt them. I find my duck eggs do better with higher humidity. Good Luck.
Hi my top display is at 37.5 and I have a temp, hydrometer that sets inside by the eggs it’s reading 95.6 how did you regulate between the two temp readings
Hey there! I’ve had my incubator on for a week and had put in 1 cup of water at 37.5 Celsius. The water hasn’t evaporated yet. Do you think something is wrong with the incubator?
@@DoubleMFarmHomestead thanks for the reply! I have 17 quail eggs in there. I have not had to add water at all in the past week. Maybe I should get a humidity reader to confirm everything is working properly?
@@virgk673 That wold take the "guess work" out of it. I think I'll get one before my next hatching. They have them at most pet shops that sell reptiles. Good luck and let me know how it works out.
When you reach the "lockdown" stage you remove the turner and move them down. This gives the chicks more room. I hatch duck eggs and they go 28 days and "lockdown" at day 26. Others will be different but most eggs "lockdown" 2 to 3 days before hatch date. Good luck and let me know how they do.
Yes, but with the "turner" you will not get many in there. I would guess 4 to 6. If you are willing to turn them by hand you can get 12 or more, depending on size. Thanks for watching. I have more vids about it on my channel.
@@adrianhillin194 You should be able to do them with the turner. It will be close if they are very large. They shouldn't be much larger than my duck eggs. It's a great incubator!! I think you'll love it. Keep me posted on how it works for you. Good luck.
@@greendayisskuxxgreenday7444 Glad I could help. I have another video on here about the "Magic Fly" if you haven't seen it. Good luck and keep me posted on how it turns out.
I just purchased the Magic Fly. Thank-you for putting this video out.
I think you will like it. Best one I've used for the money. Thanks for watching.
Going to be using my Janoel 12 in a few weeks! I am wanting to hatch at least 9 duck eggs. Hopefully they fit ok if not I'll leave out the turner tray and turn myself. Thanks so much, this was a great video!
Thank you for the kind words. Yea, you may have to take turner out to fit 9 if they are as big as mine. Good luck and keep me posted on how it goes.
@@DoubleMFarmHomestead I think I will be taking it out unless I purchase less eggs. How long do you keep your chicks in the incubator before transferring to the brooding box? It seems very tight inside and I don't want them getting squeezed in this incubator.
@@GranC53 Without turner you can remove "middle" tray. This gives more head room. Even if you use turner you will be taking it out at the end for hatching. I had three hatched at same time and they had plenty of room. I took them out as soon as they were dry. Ducks don't need brooding heat if they are indoors with no drafts. What kind of ducks will you be hatching?
@@DoubleMFarmHomestead Perfect, thank you!!!
great review i just bought this as my first incubator
Thanks for sharing this video. I’ve just got one, I’m hatching quail eggs. Again thanks
thanks glad you like it the price scared me and from China I trust your voice
I felt the same way, price and "made in China", had me worried, but it is really well made and easy to use.
Thank you I just purchased this one at a thrift store with no manual.
Glad I could help, thanks for watching.
Great video.
awesome
Mine is broken. The LED won't display anything except bars. Any thoughts on how to fix this?
That's the first time of heard of one doing that. I would call manufacturer. Number should be in manual. Keep me posted on outcome.
Its the temperature accurate?
Thanks for a great review
You're welcome, thanks for watching. I have a few more video's on my channel about this incubator.
It’s my first time incubating eggs! I’m going to be doing five chicken eggs. Do you need to spray for humidity for the chicken eggs? I’m a little confused on that part? I do want to use the Turner :)
Chicken eggs don't need as much humidity as duck eggs. I would spray only half as much. Good luck, keep me posted on how they do and thanks for watching.
I followed the directions for the humidity and it said to add about 60ml water about 1-2 days. Although I’m hitting about 70% humidity. Any suggestions to lower that?
Yes, that's just a general rule. A lot depends on the surroundings. Just remove some water from bottom and keep an eye on it. Humidity should come down. If you are doing duck eggs the extra humidity in most cases wan't hurt them. I find my duck eggs do better with higher humidity. Good Luck.
On the display I have HU, Hd,d7, LS, HS ,CA,AH,AL. What is d7? It has a scale from 0 to 200.
I have no idea. Don't remember seeing that on mine. LOL
Hello what’s the perfect temperature for Peking duck eggs
99.5 F until they start to hatch then drop to 98.5 F
Hi my top display is at 37.5 and I have a temp, hydrometer that sets inside by the eggs it’s reading 95.6 how did you regulate between the two temp readings
I only used the "top display" and didn't have anything inside. It worked great for me. Good luck with yours. Let me know how it works out.
How do you do the humidity I’m about to start incubation duck eggs?
You put water in the bottom of this one. Ducks need it high so I also sprayed the eggs once a day and kept the water around 1 inch deep in bottom.
Hey there! I’ve had my incubator on for a week and had put in 1 cup of water at 37.5 Celsius. The water hasn’t evaporated yet. Do you think something is wrong with the incubator?
No, I didn't have to add water very often. Depends on how many and what kind of eggs plus the humidity in the room. Keep me posted on how it does.
@@DoubleMFarmHomestead thanks for the reply! I have 17 quail eggs in there. I have not had to add water at all in the past week. Maybe I should get a humidity reader to confirm everything is working properly?
@@virgk673 That wold take the "guess work" out of it. I think I'll get one before my next hatching. They have them at most pet shops that sell reptiles. Good luck and let me know how it works out.
When do I move them down to the section closer to water
When you reach the "lockdown" stage you remove the turner and move them down. This gives the chicks more room. I hatch duck eggs and they go 28 days and "lockdown" at day 26. Others will be different but most eggs "lockdown" 2 to 3 days before hatch date. Good luck and let me know how they do.
How do you set the temperature
It's very easy to do. There are two buttons on top, one raises temp and the other lowers it. Setting will show as it goes up or down.
Will turkey eggs fit in this
Yes, but with the "turner" you will not get many in there. I would guess 4 to 6. If you are willing to turn them by hand you can get 12 or more, depending on size. Thanks for watching. I have more vids about it on my channel.
@@DoubleMFarmHomestead I’m wanting to do 6 turkey eggs thanks
@@adrianhillin194 You should be able to do them with the turner. It will be close if they are very large. They shouldn't be much larger than my duck eggs. It's a great incubator!! I think you'll love it. Keep me posted on how it works for you. Good luck.
Hi how much water do you put in each day?
I tried to keep the water level around 1 inch in the bottom for the duck eggs. Would be a little less for chickens. Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much this has helped me so much! Great video
@@greendayisskuxxgreenday7444 Glad I could help. I have another video on here about the "Magic Fly" if you haven't seen it. Good luck and keep me posted on how it turns out.
thanks my wife said lets buy it. Will have to buy temp. humitity meter cheap word to the wise run to the LORD before it too late OK