is 78% humidity to high for Lock down

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Just a very basic cheap digital kitchen scale. It only weighs to the nearest gram, and that's good enough.
I paid £10 for it (maybe $12-15 I think) in my local supermarket, but you can probably get them cheaper than that from eBay or Amazon...
 
cmom said:
I have been incubating around 35% humidity and at lockdown raising my humidity to around 75%. I used to incubate with the humidity around 50% and then bumping it up to 65% to 70% but since I have been doing the 35%/75%, I have had 100% hatches and always around 95%. I was surprised myself how much my hatches increased.
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I may take this advice next time around depending on my hatch rate this time. Thank you.
 
AshleyMarie17 said:
I may take this advice next time around depending on my hatch rate this time. Thank you.
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Day 20...I think I've really screwed up this lock down thing. My humidity was up to 78 and I have two chicks with unabsorbed yolk sacs, (one with a tiny bit of intestines hanging out). I'm upset cause my girls are watching too. Four seem very healthy so far. Pretty sure I let the humidity get too high. Reading so much information from so many different places. I overloaded my brain. Hoping tomorrow will be better for the rest of the clutch. Definitely trying it differently next time.
 

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