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I would shoot for 35% humidity. You may still have to put a bit of water in. Remember, it is surface area not volume. Humidity also goes down with temperature, so it will not be the same humidity in the incubator as the room. These will raise humidity about 5% per storage container: The...

Yes! Then you know about small sample and large sample. Not only will they very from the average within the standard mean, they will very individually from day to day. Goldie will not always lay at the exact number of hours each day and will miss a day sometimes and reset the time. One of...

Averages are an odd one to wrap one's head around. A hen will lay an egg, on average, every 25 hours. The problem is that some hens will lay an egg close to every 23 hours while others may lay an egg every 26 hours. That all falls into the old bell curve you know. I am sure that Quail are the...