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Comparison pics Check out the physical size difference Impossible for that chick to hatch itself

Imo it will not matter like said above it's too late. But If you time it right I believe you could do it and succeed.

Only way to do it is to do it. What happens happens only way you gonna learn. Some stuff works some don't it is what it is

I don't know about ducks at all are they hatched the same way as chickens? As far as temps and stuff

I'm specifically talking about Styrofoam incubators and their issues. You really can't compare that to a brinsea. Dry is for the little giant types only. That's not apples to apples lol

be a rebel

You should try another run. No water both vents out. At lockdown both plugs in to keep the moisture from the hatch in but still no water. Just to see can't do any worse I think you'd be surprised

Apparently wasting it lol

Its over 200 pages i can assure you I havnt read the entire thread lol

That was next may need a dehumidifier OR broodyhens or one. No worries then. as you prolly know all's I use now 100% hatch most times

imo no because by that time growing is practically done

What's your average relative humidity?

Just to be clear this is not me just pulled from the net

Still or forced air? I ask because I'm not convinced your humidity reading was correct. Or in other words too high I understand what you said however with that large of a chick i SEE high humidity. I may and could be wrong but it's just what I see with a chick that looks like it was too big to...

Ok

Ok thought it was gonna be Styrofoam What brand and type ie: mechanical, digital hydrometer did you use and how much water if any did you use in the channels

What brand incubator was used