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Hmm not sure. I wanted to give it another shot with the fan cover but Iv seen 3 people now write that humidity during hatch caused the electrical component to malfunction and they've lost chicks. I'll probably be going with a brinsea next time which is a shame cause this one was a good price!

i was one of the first customers to purchase the NR360. I posted a few pages back on this thread about my chick getting her beak sliced by the fan. I emailed and the owner of Harris Farms called me the next day to discuss a possible solution. He had told me they would make a temporary fan guard...

For those worried about the humidity. This article really helped put my mind at ease. It's long but worth the read! https://letsraisechickens.weebly.com/blog/throw-away-those-incubator-manuals-understanding-and-controlling-humidity

Try kinda wiggling the lid slightly. Ours was on a wire closet rack and sometimes it got loud. I would just put my hands on the incubator and very gently shift it and it would get quiet again.

Our humidity never went above 50-52% the first 18 days then 65% during lockdown. 7/8 of our eggs developed and hatched on day 22. One never hatched and an eggtopsy showed she stopped developing around day 10. I did a lot of research and it seems about 50% during incubation is just fine and in...

I used the candler that came with the incubator. It worked well.

**WARNING** We bought this incubator from Tractor Supply last month. It was our first hatch. I was very happy with it throughout incubation. 7 out of 8 of our eggs hatched. While the chicks were drying off and fluffing up they kept sticking their heads up into the fan box. The guard squares are...