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Today is day 24 and one hatched. I understand it can take up to 28 days so I'll give it a little more time. I was about to put new eggs in last night when I heard the chirping from one egg (wait I'm alive! :). I hope a few more hatch over night but there is 0 activity in there from what I can...

Thanks! I just dumped the little bit of water that was in there. I candled 4 and it looks like they're all developing from what I've seen in pictures.

OK will do. Hopefully I didn't ruin the batch. Thanks again!

I'm in SE North Carolina. The humidity in the house is around 46%. I may have added too much water out of the gate so I'm hoping it goes down soon. It's at about 66% still. Today is day 3. Should I dump the water? What is the best humidity % at this stage through when they start to hatch?

Yes chicken eggs! :) The machine came with the settings ready to go so I don't know why it's so high. Maybe the built in thermometer is incorrect. I have a hydrometer but the tray rolls so I don't have a place to put it inside. It's been in the mid 60s most of the day.

I have australorp (large), easter eggers (small/medium) and grey orpington (banded eyes). That's good to know. Seemed high from other articles since they said to increase to that at the end. I have a hygrometer but the machine auto turns the eggs so I don't know where to put it inside. Humidity...

I am incubating for the first time and have the Sailnovo 20 egg holder, although it only holds 16 of mine and many are small. The settings are 100 degrees and 61% humidity. Is 61% too high? I don't know why it would default to that but I can lower it if needed. Thanks for your help! Just started...