I want to practice what I have watched severally on YouTube by incubating some turkey fertile eggs in my wardrobe with the provision of heat.

Its a month process and I will be updating this thread as it goes.

Please, if you have any contribution or idea of how you think its better, kindly drop it, let's learn together.

Bring the layer Turkey for Christmas rice. That's my own Contribution . As for the egg, I would advise u take it to poultry where they have the right machines for incubation ..remember harmattan has started gradually, u may not have the required heat to hatch the eggs in your room

Following

Mrkumareze:
Bring the layer Turkey for Christmas rice. That's my own Contribution . As for the egg, I would advise u take it to poultry where they have the right machines for incubation ..remember harmattan has started gradually, u may not have the required heat to hatch the eggs in your room

In fact the layers are misbehaving with eggs since January. So, am eating them this Christmas. I will try again by January.

U can try few no harm in trial. U may b lucky

Day 2: Now I have light for enough heat. Lets see how it goes.

moneylam:
Day 2: Now I have light for enough heat. Lets see how it goes.

How stable is the power source for that light? Give details pls

Enskynelson:

How stable is the power source for that light? Give details pls

Light is constant here. Like 15-18 hours per day.

Following

I watched several egg hatch videos on YouTube too so there is something am not seeing in your DIY incubator, and that's a plate or bowl of water to control humidity in the incubator.

* Remember to turn the eggs at least three times daily.

Well done, keep us updated.

Roses1759:
I watched several egg hatch videos on YouTube too so there is something am not seeing in your DIY incubator, and that's a plate or bowl of water to control humidity in the incubator.

* Remember to turn the eggs at least three times daily.

Well done, keep us updated.

Oh. Thanks for the observation.

moneylam:
Day 2: Now I have light for enough heat. Lets see how it goes.

How do you manage to regulate the temperature?

You're welcome

moneylam:


Oh. Thanks for the observation.

Following......
Try to get water inside a bowl and place it very close. Also, each time you turn, the part that you want to change from must be marked it charcoal (*). So that you won't continually put one side while the other side not growing....
Note: hole you're very sure the eggs were fertilized, hope you confirm that?

My input...

BMathew:
Following......
Try to get water inside a bowl and place it very close. Also, each time you turn, the part that you want to change from must be marked it charcoal (*). So that you won't continually put one side while the other side not growing....
Note: hole you're very sure the eggs were fertilized, hope you confirm that?

My input...

Thanks. Yea. They are fertilised.

Adebayour49:


How do you manage to regulate the temperature?

Just by switching off the light and on later.

I transfered the eggs to a cupboard outside and slightly open for ventilation.

Water is added for Humidity. Let's see how it goes.

Following... You should be adding DAY to your updates for easy understanding. For example, your last update, DAY what is that? The timeline will help us understand better

Enskynelson:
Following... You should be adding DAY to your updates for easy understanding. For example, your last update, DAY what is that? The timeline will help us understand better

Noted.

Automatic Incubator for sale 1056 capacity

Brand new at give away price 800k

Location: Akure

hormorthorshor@gmail.com

9th day: Our light here has fault. So, I got lantern. But the eggs lack heat for one full day (24hrs) before I gt the lantern. I don't knw maybe it will have effect on d eggs. Bt we move sha.

moneylam:
9th day: Our light here has fault. So, I got lantern. But the eggs lack heat for one full day (24hrs) before I gt the lantern. I don't knw maybe it will have effect on d eggs. Bt we move sha.

update?

moneylam:
9th day: Our light here has fault. So, I got lantern. But the eggs lack heat for one full day (24hrs) before I gt the lantern. I don't knw maybe it will have effect on d eggs. Bt we move sha.

I'll advise you candle the eggs to see the progress.

Waste of time o

We have different sizes of incubators for sale.
From mini to industrial
07061296381

aAK1:
Waste of time o

Because you sell incubators now, you are saying its waste of time. Bad energy

I did the candling yesternight, this is what I saw. I believe its forming.

moneylam:


Because you sell incubators now, you are saying its waste of time. Bad energy

that doesn’t change the wrong thing from being the wrong thing. I fabricate as well and I encourage Doing it your self how ever, what doesn’t work simply doesn’t. You are running an unmetered source of heat, you are even not consistent with it. Let’s assume the embryo is even developing. You then go ahead and leave then without power for over 24 hours. U must be joking

moneylam:
I did the candling yesternight, this is what I saw. I believe its forming.

they developed and died early

OK...thanks for that

@Everybody:

Please if you don't have any meaningful contribution to add to this ongoing project above, kindly find another thread on NL to exercise your bad energy and selling/ marketing skills.

* Sometimes, a hen leaves it's eggs and wander around to feed. At a point like that, the eggs stay without heat yet they hatch at the long run. Please let's learn to encourage others, ' no money is greater than that'.
@OP:
Please many of us are following and learning. Keep us updated please...