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Delta Incubators Continuous Incubation Guide

Your essential resource for successful egg incubation and hatching.

Understanding Continuous Incubation

This guide provides detailed instructions for utilizing the Blue Diamond Dual Voltage Egg Incubator and Hatcher for continuous incubation. It outlines a step-by-step process to ensure optimal conditions for egg development and hatching.

Key Steps for Incubation

Preparation: Begin with batch incubation before attempting continuous cycles.
Egg Setting: Set eggs on Mondays, one level per week, marking them with the corresponding date.
Humidity Management: Maintain an average humidity of 45-65% in the setter, adjusting water levels as needed.
Candling: Candle eggs on specific days (e.g., day 8 and day 18) to remove infertile eggs.
Transfer to Hatcher: Move viable eggs to the hatcher on day 18, ensuring the hatcher is prepared with full water stations.
Hatching: Chicks typically hatch around day 21. Ensure the hatcher remains operational until all chicks have hatched.
Post-Hatching: Remove chicks and place them in a brooder. Thoroughly clean and sanitize the hatcher after each use.

Important Considerations

Consistency in humidity and temperature is crucial. While the guide provides a sample calendar for January and February 2024, it emphasizes applying these principles to your current date. Regular monitoring and adherence to the steps will lead to successful hatching.

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Models: Blue Diamond Lncubator, Blue, Diamond Lncubator, Lncubator

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Understanding Continuous Incubation

Key Steps for Incubation

Important Considerations

References

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