Can you hatch chickens with hand warmers? What is the temperature of the hatched chicken! ?

Yes, but it is inconvenient. The temperature of the hen is about 40 degrees Celsius. Similarly, the incubation temperature of eggs is about 40 degrees Celsius. Obviously hand warmers can reach this temperature.

However, egg hatching needs constant temperature, neither too low nor too high. Because hens sometimes need to walk and cool for a while, but the result of frequent heating and cooling is embryo death. It is difficult for hand warmers to keep a constant temperature. I haven't bought it. If you have an electronic hand warmer that can keep a constant temperature, you can't use chemical heating, and neither can an electric hot water bottle.

If you want to improve the hatching rate, prepare a carton, put the eggs in a nest made of cloth in the carton, and put a glass of water next to it to keep the humidity. Hang an incandescent light bulb above the egg without too much power. Adjust the height to keep the temperature in the nest at 40 degrees Celsius.

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Feeding and management

Pheasants aged 5- 10 were fed more than 4 times a day, and pheasants aged1-18 were fed 3 times a day. Feeding time should be twice in the morning and evening, with the interval as wide as possible, and then feeding in the middle, so as to avoid long fasting time at night, irregular feeding and uneven hunger and satiety of pheasants. In the process of feeding, it is necessary to continuously provide clean drinking water for pheasants.

Transfer group. Pheasants are timid, sensitive and easily frightened. Therefore, pheasants should be divided into four groups: large, small, strong and weak before they are transferred to groups, so as to achieve group feeding and balanced growth. At the same time, when the pheasant is caged on the plane of the breeding house, the sudden change of environmental conditions makes the pheasant uneasy and panic, and it is easy to pile up in the four corners of the house and squeeze each other, resulting in excessive local density.

Especially at night, when the weather is cold, pheasants are more likely to get together and die. In order to avoid crushing the pheasant, grass mats should be used at the four corners to form a slope with a 30-degree angle, so that the pheasant can't get down and reduce the casualties of extrusion. 2-3 days before the group transfer, the night shift personnel should separate the crowded pheasants in time at any time.

Drive and domestication. Under the condition of feeding in a net house, the pheasant will be kept indoors and fed regularly within 1 week to familiarize it with the environment and the operator's operation, establish conditioned reflex and make it willing to approach people. It's warm at noon, so you can drive the pheasants to the outdoor for free activities and get back to the house before 4 pm.

1 week later, the pheasant will be driven to the tennis court for free activities during the day and returned to the house at night. In case of rainy day, the pheasant should be rushed back to the house in time to prevent catching a cold in the rain. After a certain conditioned reflex is formed, the door of the henhouse can be opened day and night, allowing pheasants to enter and leave freely.