So i think my thermometer is old and not working correctly so i went to tractor supply and bought the only thermometer with a humidity reading on it, it was also the cheapest on they sold but it is reading 35% humidity. What should i be at in regards to humidity? My temp is a digital reader on the bator. Staying steady at 37.4c which is 99.6 or so
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. It spiked up to 110 degrees. I'm not sure how long it was at that temperature, but I got it back down quickly by opening the incubator. I hope it doesn't hurt the eggs.
It is stable at 100 now... I keep checking the temp every morning.. This morning i checked it 2x just to make sure.. 100 at each check. I have a journal as well. I just keep track of the temp, and jot down if anything goes arye... also jot down when i candle which the first time is going to be either day 5 or Day 7... I know many people candle every day, but if your a newbie and not very sure what you are looking at....what day would you say is the best day to see some growth?