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Quote: I've often had mine hatch while still in the turner....completely forgot when they were due to hatch. That's why I know they hatch pretty darned good with 30-40% humidity Best of luck

Quote: The humidity will go up as they hatch but try and keep it between 65-70. This helps them get out of the eggs and keeps them moist while they are working. Too much and you can drown them, too little and they can dry out and get stuck in the egg. I've had several hatch with the humidity...

57% should be fine, I've had quite a few times that they've started hatching in the incubator (not the hatcher) where the humidity is around 25%-30%.