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Really great website thanks . Even copied some of their info.

A questions .Is it documented the first 18 day humidity will cause some problems or could it just be the humidity during the last 3 days? Iassume ppl have seen the first 18 cause problemes ifthe humisity is wrong. Or is it supposition? Could it be other factors that humidity is blamed for...

Hummm very interesting link. i have a fan which i believe draws air thru one of the vent holes as i think i mounted it over one. Wonder what type air exchange its giving me? . I try and keep the humidity at 43-49 but at night it goes to 23 or so sometimes. but not always I dont understand...

Thanks so much all.It is so helpful. I am so green...I wish i hadnt started with some eggs i really want to hatch and get a chick or 2. Dont want to ruin these Lavender orp eggs. Just couldnt wait and i didnt realize at the time there was so much to getting a chick from a egg even if you have...

The Learing Center on BYC says humidity should be 50% for the first 18 days of hatching. I have read others say 40-50% yet on the hatching forum here i read a lot of ppl have their bator set at 20-30% humidity My bator directions said to error on the side of less but doesnt give a %...