Life Positive - Egg Candling Torch + Incubator Thermometer

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Egg Candling Torch + Incubator Thermometer

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Why choose our Luxeon torch for your egg candling?

The benefits to you are:

Luxeon is the world's brightest LEDs. It throws out a strong, focused beam of light so you better can see what's inside your eggs, making your egg candling job a lot easier!
Nice cool light - no heat that could harm your embryos.
Compact and light weight.
These torches are super efficient and only need a single AA battery (not included).
Use anywhere - No power cord needed!
Long operating life. Like all LEDs, it has an expected operating lifetime of 100,000 hours. That's basically 22 years, if you used it 12 hours a day!
12 Month GUARANTEE

Why choose our Incubator Thermometer for your incubator?

Do you realize how important accurate temperature is when incubating eggs?

If you do....

Then this is the right thermometer for the job.

It delivers exceptional accuracy!
It runs on a small long-life battery (included).
Use anywhere - No power cord needed!
Replacement batteries are readily available at most pharmacies and drug stores.
12 Month GUARANTEE

If you don't, consider this...

Why you NEED a great Thermometer for your Incubator.

The single most important factor to success when it comes to hatching chickens
is maintaining proper temperature conditions!

Embryo development is very sensitive to temperature.

Consider the chicken, whose ideal incubation temperature is 99.5°F...

While sustained slight under-heating may simply cause them to grow slower, over-heating… even for a short period… can cause significant injury or even death.

So while a hatch might be delayed somewhat by lowish temperatures – say 98°F for several hours - the embryos in your incubating eggs may be killed if subjected to a temperature of 105°F for just 30 minutes.

As a guide, your incubating eggs are unlikely to survive several hours of temperatures over 103°F or under 96°F.

Marginally high temperatures can result in hatching chickens with a myriad of health problems including early hatching of chicks that are undersized, dead in shell, sticky (covered in egg white), malformed, weak, and/or with rough bloody navels.

Sustained low temperatures, aside from delaying the hatching date, can result in hatching chickens that are soft and mushy or have crooked toes.

So start with a great incubator first, then monitor your temperature with a great thermometer like this one.

Happy hatching!

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