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I added some water, and got it up to 52% . I don't want to raise it to quickly, so it doesn't shock or drown them. No pips, just peeping. When I see the first pip, should I raise it a little more?

Okay. They're in lockdown now. It's day 25. Humidity is at 30%. It will raise naturally as they hatch, right?

I need some advice from anyone using the dry hatch method for guinea fowl. The eggs go into lockdown tomorrow, and I am confused as to how to go about that. I've heard two different methods of dry hatching, each with their risks. 1- Add water at the very end to help with hatching. 2- Don't add...