1:37pm
Yesterday I had another meeting with Mr. Reiff where he cleared up a bunch of questions about the assignment that's due next Monday. It doesn't specifically relate to my project, but it's just an in depth analysis of the Biology comic book that I made a post about earlier.
Anyways I found a great DIY video on a chicken incubator and all the materials I'll need and how to set them up and such.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQ1tyfvenqQ
That's the link if you're interested in watching it. Unfortunately I'm in the library and I don't have headphones so I can't listen to it, but I was actually looking for this video before I found it today because I've watched it before when I did research on incubators and this was my favorite video by far. It's extremely helpful and lets me know what materials I need and how to assemble them which is exactly what I needed to find.
Yesterday I had another meeting with Mr. Reiff where he cleared up a bunch of questions about the assignment that's due next Monday. It doesn't specifically relate to my project, but it's just an in depth analysis of the Biology comic book that I made a post about earlier.
Anyways I found a great DIY video on a chicken incubator and all the materials I'll need and how to set them up and such.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQ1tyfvenqQ
That's the link if you're interested in watching it. Unfortunately I'm in the library and I don't have headphones so I can't listen to it, but I was actually looking for this video before I found it today because I've watched it before when I did research on incubators and this was my favorite video by far. It's extremely helpful and lets me know what materials I need and how to assemble them which is exactly what I needed to find.
I also wanted to find a video and not just an article about making and assembling an incubator because I don't have to picture what the final project will look like, I have it right in front of me in the video.
As well as this I've decided to make two incubators, each containing 6 eggs, so if something goes wrong in one incubator, the other half of the dozen eggs will not be affected. This will it might assure a high percentage of eggs that will hatch in the end.
For now, when I go home I'll listen to the video, figure out what materials I'll need, and where I can get them. There may be some materials I need to order online, but I'm pretty sure for the most part I'll be able to go to Walmart, Lowe's, or Target to get what I need.
That's all!
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