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16/01/2025
Getting incubation eggs successfully depends on your purpose. Here are some general tips:
1. Source High-Quality Eggs
• Reputable Breeders: Purchase from trusted breeders who specialize in the species you want to hatch.
• Freshness: Eggs should be no more than 7-10 days old for optimal hatching rates.
• Health of Parent Stock: Ensure the parent stock is healthy, well-fed, and disease-free.
2. Transport and Storage
• Careful Transport: Handle eggs carefully to avoid cracks or damage.
• Storage Position: Store eggs pointy-end down before incubation.
• Temperature: Keep eggs at 55-65°F (13-18°C) with about 70% humidity if storing for a few days. Avoid direct sunlight or extreme temperatures.
3. Choosing Fertilized Eggs
• Candling: If possible, candle the eggs to check for fertilization before incubating. Fertilized eggs will have visible veins or a germinal disc.
4. Incubation Setup
• Incubator Quality: Invest in a reliable incubator with accurate temperature and humidity controls.
• Temperature: Maintain the correct incubation temperature (e.g., 99.5°F for chicken eggs).
• Humidity: Follow species-specific guidelines (e.g., 50-55% for chicken eggs initially, then 65-70% during hatching).
• Egg Turning: Turn eggs 5-12 times daily to prevent the embryo from sticking to the shell. Some incubators do this automatically.
5. Egg Size and Shape
• Avoid overly large, small, or irregularly shaped eggs, as they are less likely to hatch successfully.
6. Legal Considerations
• For exotic or endangered species, ensure you comply with local regulations and acquire necessary permits.
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