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I'm also in an area that's pretty humid for much of the year (especially now, ugh), so I usually do the same. :thumbsup You're most welcome. Best wishes for perfecting your approach!

It's a shame that the little one didn't make it.:hugs Did you see what the source of the moisture was? I ask because I use that kind of information to guide adjustments to humidity, if needed.

If it were my hatch, I'd quickly take that egg out and examine it. It's possible that there was too much residual moisture left in the egg when it began to hatch and that's what you're seeing dripping out. If that's the case, the chick may be in trouble. Best of luck and congratulations on your...