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  1. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    I'm hoping you figure something out... This is kinda like, who do the Ghostbusters call???
  2. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    Corn starch is a moisture absorber. Think gravy, it's a thickener! I'll be honest, if YOU'RE struggling... Well, tough to imagine!!!
  3. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    keeping my fingers crossed for you!!!
  4. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    Yup, pantyhose! It's kinda 1/3 1/3 1/3. I go a bit heavier on the starch. And make a few. Switch out every am. Now, as all ingredients are odor absorbers, if an egg goes bad, it might mask the smell. Just guessing on that!
  5. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    For my tree frogs, when I had to lower humidity, I made an absorber. Triple layered stocking filled with corn starch, minute rice, and silica! It's what mold treatment specialists use when your basement floods!!! I made it the size of a small cucumber.
  6. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    although, as I took these, I saw no movement. As of yesterday, there was movement. I'll wait and see, but, perhaps a quitter.
  7. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

  8. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    You did answer a couple questions before on the duck thread. I'll go get a pic. Day 10.
  9. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    Not yet. Trying to prepare. I have the sticky glow in one egg....
  10. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    Well, I am super happy that I've gotten so attached to such an easy, exact, simple activity!!!!
  11. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    Should I pull my humidity down further? I feel better about not running high. My personal thought is I can add moisture if need be, but getting sticky baby out is harder. I also have smaller air cells...
  12. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    What humidity do you run for lockdown. I've kept my humidity topping at about 38 and letting it drop to about 25. I use pieces of sponges to get a slow decrease over the course of the day. I do this every 12 hours with my temp at a steady 99.5°.
  13. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    Only in the animal world do all the eggsperts show up to help out!!! Love BYC peeps! ( two puns, one sentence!)
  14. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    I'm bad im bad with names, but there was an Amykins (maybe!?) who has LG experience, maybe try to tag her?
  15. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    On the He said She said thread, they talk about LG being notorious for bad gauges... Incorrect readings.
  16. caesargirl

    Help! first time hatching!

    If the humidity is at danger levels, would the lesser evils be to take the eggs out and get the water dumped out? I've seen/read of people cooling their eggs before misting, to mimic momma getting wet then sitting back down. I have no experience at this, just throwing out there as a debatable...
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