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You'll have to find what works for your set of circumstances. Candle, mark the air cells, and make adjustments to your humidity as needed.

Remember that humidity is not about the amount of water, but the surface area that the water covers. Can you add a shallow dish of water in there?

Get a second hygrometer that can be calibrated. Do not rely on the built in to be accurate.

Bottom line, humidity is something that you need to constantly be assessing and adjusting. It's not a fixed number. That's why candling or weighing you eggs is important. You need to be keeping track of air cell development or weight loss. And then you adjust accordingly. What works for one...