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Need some Cockateil egg help

Low 80's. The eggs need to be turned until right before they hatch. I'm not sure on exact. I have an egg incubator that has an automatic turner. It's best to let parents hatch eggs and then pull them around 10 days old. That's when the work begins with hand feeding
 
Bird Species During incubation During Hatching

Degrees % relative humidity Degrees % relative
humidity
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chickens,bantams
& jungle fowl 82-85F 48-54 90F 68

pheasants,guinea
fowl, peafowl,
partridges,& quail 86F 55 90F 68

all waterfowl 86F 55 91F 70
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Where did you get these temps. from I dont think that these temps are right. I have hatch a lot of eggs of all diff. kinds and i dont think that is right. Jeff
 
jeff harris said:
Where did you get these temps. from I dont think that these temps are right. I have hatch a lot of eggs of all diff. kinds and i dont think that is right. Jeff
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well then you could post your temps that u have used , it doesnt matter now the egg wasnt fertile but it could help for future eggs i am given
 
all them eggs that you are talking about is 100 DEGREES most all eggs are that temp. there are a few that are diff. That egg was probably good but it did not start at that temp. Jeff
 
well my point is instead of telling and going back and forth with this other person about if they wrong or right , just post what temps you use for cockateil eggs . all other eggs i dont care about .
im looking for responses from people who hatch cockateil eggs . eggs in general i dont care about .. normally i would let the birds do the work but since the egg was given to me i figured i would do what i could to hatch it out ..
 
that is what i told you 100 degrees. didnt you ask me what temp i used. And i was not saying anybody was wrong they just dont know that was all. No eggs are at that temp. none of them.
 
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