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Two have hatched! Looks like 3 others have pipped! They aren’t even due until tomorrow! One pipped this morning, and seems to have progressed enough to breathe now. I know hatching takes a long time, but I’m just wondering at what point exactly is it nessecary to assist? It hasn’t even been 24...

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Thank you! I didn’t think you were trying to be a ‘know-it-all’ at all. 😊 I like to hear all opinions before I do something, especially when it involves such delicate creatures! I’m sorry to hear you lost one. I’ll definitely be careful in the future! Thank you for sharing! 😊

Thank you. I do know that, but it’s always a good reminder! I’m not worried (Yet..) since they aren’t due to hatch until September 22nd anyway. 😊 Taking deep breathes. :bow

Sorry to hear that. Glad he is ok now. I won’t be checking anymore now that I know there is enough water to keep it at 70% edit: Just to clarify, I didn’t handle any eggs. Just took a peek. 😉

Just checked! Humidity was exactly 70% and there were actually two pipsqueaks! I checked once, then again since I couldn’t believe my eyes, and the humidity went from 70% to 61% in just a few seconds but I figure it will jump back quickly. I didn’t need to add water thankfully. 😊🐥🐣

Thank you! 😊🐣🐥

Thank you so much!

Hi all! I’m on day 19 with my eggs, and one has pipped! Unfortunately my incubator doesn’t have a built-in hygrometer, so I must check it manually with one I’ve placed inside the incubator. It’s a JANOEL12. I also really wanna check to see if there are any other ‘pipsqueaks.’ Is it safe to open...