When the pressure loss across the retort is larger than 18âwcg, it is a sign of a major problem building within that retort. Either the retort catalyst is becoming âsootedâ up and requires a carbon burnout or the retort has developed a hole and is leaking the endothermic gas into the hot zone of the generator.
When your babies have hatched, leave them in the incubator to dry off. Their peeping and noise will help encourage other chicks to hatch. It can take four hours or more to dry off, and you don't want them to get chilled. Once they are dry, transfer them quickly to your prewarmed brooder.hen your babies have hatched, leave them in the incubator to dry off. Their peeping and noise will help encourage other chicks to hatch. It can take four hours or more to dry off, and you don't want them to get chilled. Once they are dry, transfer them quickly to your prewarmed brooder.
show more my eggs are due to hatch in 4 days. do i leave them in incubator after they hatch or do i tensfer them to a brooder straight away. This is my 2nd attempt at hatching duck eggs as i had no joy on 1st try as they died on day 24 due to temp changes suddenly.I have now got a better incubator and so far all seem...ransfer them into the brooder, with heat lamp, within 12 hours of hatching. When they are 2 weeks old, start decreasing the bulb temp gradually every day, until they are 4 weeks old. Then, they will no longer need to be incubated.