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I I live in Florida so the humidity is higher then many other places. But no it’s not been this high throughout. It’s varied from 50-80%. I’ve been keeping a damp rag in the incubator to maintain the humidity at a constant. Which it has done. How is the humidity being 70%+ killing the chicks?

Do you really think my humidity is killing what have heretofore been healthy chicks? They aren’t taking an enormous amount of time breaking out. They are starting their breakout, then when almost done, then they are dying. I’m not trying to save what I have (I would if I could), I’m trying to...

I don’t incubate a lot, but have been generally successful when I do. However something horrible has been going wrong with my latest. I started with 15 eggs. Candled them at 10 days and culled the ones that weren’t developing. Hatch started early this am. With 12 eggs still good (presumably)...