Bree­ding of poul­try with JAEGER Incubator

• With arti­fi­cial bree­ding, only nature can be imi­ta­ted and not­hing else. I.e. with the JAEGER Incu­ba­tor we try to simu­late a near-natu­ral hatch as well as pos­si­ble. Any major devia­tion will take its revenge and lead to poor hat­ching. You should keep this in mind during all incu­ba­tion pro­ces­ses with the respec­tive JAEGER Incu­ba­tor
• With hen eggs, for exam­ple, the humi­dity should be about 50% to 60% bet­ween the 1st and 17th day
• If the eggs do not eva­po­rate by them­sel­ves (e.g. if the incu­ba­tor is not com­ple­tely filled), you can gra­du­ally fill our Moist-Brood-Set with water to increase the humi­dity in the incubator
• From the 18th day, the humi­dity should be increased to 70% to 80%
• If neces­sary, spray the eggs with approx. 45°C warm water

FOR A SUCCESSFUL BREED WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING ACCESSORIES:

• Please use incu­ba­tors filled with sub­strate to pro­tect JAEGER Incu­ba­tor so that it can ful­fill its tasks as long as possible
• You will find sui­ta­ble incu­ba­tor con­tai­ners with and wit­hout fil­ling in our Online-Shop
• The sub­strate should be as ste­rile as pos­si­ble, modera­tely moist and air-permeable
• For this pur­pose, peat-sand-mix­tures, peat moss, moist foams or the gra­nu­la­tes “Ver­mi­cu­lite” or “Per­lite” pre­fer­red by JAEGER Brut­technik are used
• In order to check the stage of deve­lo­p­ment of the eggs, a scree­ning (trans­pa­rent) with a spe­cial lamp is recommended