It depends on what kind of incubator. If it automatically records temperature, controls moisture levels, and turns the eggs like mine, you're all set. If not, it becomes very difficult and tedious to remember to do those things everyday. I believe it should be kept around 100 degrees F and about 37 degrees C. They should be turned 3 times everyday so each side gets equal heat. There should be a spot for water, place some in and refill when it gets low. This keeps the egg moist so the chick won't die. Good luck :P
Things You'll Need:
1.Lay the aquarium down on its side so that the opening is facing you.
2.Cut a piece of plastic that will hang over the front of the aquarium and drape over the sides. Use the duct tape to tape the plastic to the top side of the aquarium and allow it to hang over the opening.
3.Place the lamp in the aquarium with the cord running out through the plastic opening. The lamp should be positioned in a corner.
4.Place a thermometer in the aquarium. At this time, you should try different light bulb watts until you find one that will give you the desired heat of between 90 and 100 degrees.
5.Place some straw or grass clippings in the corner opposite the lamp. This will be where the eggs are placed.
And your done.
You really don't know the eggs will hatch. You can make every effort possible to ensure the best outcome.
Most important : Make sure the eggs are fertilized.
Supply the ideal hatching conditions. 100.5F with 60% humidity.
Place the eggs in an incubator for several days to mimick the habitat of a mother chicken's underside. After they hatch, they must be kept in the incubator for a while.
keep it in your underwear for about 2 months then when you here it craking throw it a cross the room
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I suggest you buy one
maybe about amonth
let the hen do the sitting
An incubator is used to hatch fertile eggs artificially. Nothing will hatch from an unfertilised egg.
If you can hatch a regular egg in there then you can hatch an ostrich egg.
Invest in an incubator.
it has to be fertilized, and you can stick it in an incubator.
An incubator is the best way but a simple light bulb incubator is sufficient to hatch eggs.
The chicken egg will likely hatch first. Quail eggs hatch in 21 to 23 days. Chicken eggs hatch in 21.
They most likely will not hatch at all.
An egg hatcher is another name for an egg incubator. They are both structures that keep eggs warm in place of the mother, so the eggs will hatch.
It depends. Did stay out in the cold for too long? If it did it will hatch but maybe become sick or die in the egg
You either put it in an incubator or under a hen for 21 days.
most animal eggs require an incubator if cared for by humans.
about 21 days