How to Use an Incubator to Hatch Eggs | Incubation & Hatching | Beginner's Guide to Hatching Eggs

This Content is About : How to Use an Incubator to Hatch Eggs | Incubation & Hatching | Beginner's Guide to Hatching Eggs | Dr. ARSHAD This content is about How to Use an Incubator to Hatch Eggs and Beginner's Guide to Hatching Eggs by Dr. ARSHAD Veterinary Clinic. Chicken Egg incubator Placement is an important Decision. Select Room with Stable Temperature and Humidity Levels, Free of Drafts and Sunlight. A well Ventilated Basement room is often just Right. Away from Radiators, Windows or Doors and Equiped with Exhaust Fan. Prefer Ground floor or Basement in Case of Double Story House. Select Plain Surface and Don't Let Room Temperature Exceed 30 to 31 C° Temperature. Clean & Disinfect the Fertile Eggs Before Incubation. Mention Date on Fertile Eggs. For Hen, Peahen, Turkey & Duck Eggs: Set incubator Temperature at: 37.5 - 37.7 C° 99.5 F° to 100 F° Or, in between 98.5 to 100 F°. This Temperature Range Yields better Hatchability . 55 to 60 % Humidity for Hen Eggs. 60-70 % Humidity for Peahen, Pheasant, Turkey or or Species Eggs. Now, Candling Eggs after a Week or Couple of Weeks of incubation. Discard Empty Eggs To keep Space Available for New Eggs. Keep Eggs inside Setter for 18 Days & Shift to Hatcher for Last 03 Days. Decrease Temperature & Increase Humidity During Last 03 Days of incubation. 36.7 C° or 98 F° Humidity around 65 % Incubator ON and OFF Timing On = 37.2 C° , OFF = 37.7 C° Essential Components of a Good incubator: Container Heater Thermostat Humidity Controller Thermometer Egg Turner Candler #Incubator #HatchingEggs #Setter #Candler #Hatcher #FertileEggs #EarlyEmbryoMortality #LateEmbryoMortality #DrArshad Eggs Develop Rapidly once the incubation Process Begins. Growth Starts within First 24 Hours. The Eye Begins to Develop even at this Stage of Growth. By 42 Hours, That Tissues begins to Beat. At 48 Hours, The Weight of Embryo increases as Seen in the Video. By Day 3, Leg Buds, Wing Budsand the Nose have all begun to Form. At Day 4, The Eye Begins to be Visible. A Red Spot, with a Faint Network of Blood Vessels begining to form. At Day 5, the Weight of Embryo increases Further. By Day 7 and 8 Day, Embryo Grows Fastly and at Day 9, The Eyelids have Started to Form, and Begin closing over the Eye tissue. Embryo Weight increases within next 4 Days. Means at Day 10, 11, 12 and Day 13 of Egg incubation. The Embryo will have Begun to fill the Space in the Shell. At Day 14, You Can Clearly Observe the Embryo ( Chick ) Movement inside the Eggshell. This Whole Process is Called Egg Candling. For Eggs Candling we Use Egg Candler.