- Apr 25, 2008
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Hi,
I purchased a basic styrofoam incubator yesterday and I have a question as far as how to increase humidity during the last part of the incubation period. There are spots to fill with water but the directions dont say much of anything about how to increase or decrease humidity. So far with all the spots filled that you are supposed to add water to we are still not even reaching 60 percent. The other larger incubator we have going has four large spots underneath the mesh wire so you can fill one or more compartments if you need more humidity. Also what is the best temperature to maintain in the styrofoam incubator it does not have a fan like our other one and I was told 101 was recommended for this type? Thanks in advance for the help
Nicki
I purchased a basic styrofoam incubator yesterday and I have a question as far as how to increase humidity during the last part of the incubation period. There are spots to fill with water but the directions dont say much of anything about how to increase or decrease humidity. So far with all the spots filled that you are supposed to add water to we are still not even reaching 60 percent. The other larger incubator we have going has four large spots underneath the mesh wire so you can fill one or more compartments if you need more humidity. Also what is the best temperature to maintain in the styrofoam incubator it does not have a fan like our other one and I was told 101 was recommended for this type? Thanks in advance for the help