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Quote: Normal. Each one dries and takes their own time doing so. I might suggest when you hatch you lay down some of the rubbermaid foam drawer liner stuff over the wire mesh in the bottom. It lets humidity and air circulate and also give the chicks a good firm surface to stand and walk on...

Quote: LG's are not known for being great humidity holders. Glad you have some action going on...makes it all worth it when those cute little fuzzy butts make it out. Usually when they start hatching your temp and humidity will spike a bit...normal and you should not be alarmed. Just keep...

What day are you on right now? If you are quick about opening and closing the top...I do not see the harm in either putting in an additional pad or adding some water...the whole idea with the humidity is keeping the inner membrane moist and easy for chick to get out of. I used to use aquarium...

Quote: I use an unconventional method to keep up the moisture. Either a diaper, overnight feminine pad, adult incontinence pad, etc. Just cut it to the size you need then soak it in water before adding to your incubator...I find that it holds more moisture than anything else I have ever...