The temperature for incubating parrots is about 37 degrees, and the humidity is between 55% and 70%. If the temperature is too high, the parrot's shell will become soft, and if the humidity is too high, the parrot's shell will feel sticky, and it will also come into contact with bacteria and fungi in the air.

During the incubation period, the owner must not only control the temperature, but also the humidity, so as to prevent the machine from evaporating too much water. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to whether there is liquid adhesion in the process of the parrot's shell breaking, so as to prevent the parrot from suffocating and dying as soon as it is born.

If the air humidity is not enough, it is necessary to use a hydraulic press in time to avoid being too dry, which will cause the parrot to be unable to hatch normally.