🍃August Hatch-a-Long🍃

Where do your hatching eggs come from?

  • Homegrown

    Votes: 54 52.9%
  • Hatchery

    Votes: 8 7.8%
  • Breeder (shipped)

    Votes: 21 20.6%
  • Breeder (local)

    Votes: 12 11.8%
  • Other (please comment below)

    Votes: 7 6.9%

  • Total voters
    102
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Humidity has dropped to 49% after I removed some eggs from the incubator 🤔 the spike in humidity must be due to how many eggs are in the incubator.

I’m guessing if I removed more it would drop again.

Humidity at 49% still isn’t great but it’s far better than 57%!
 
Ta da! My shipped eggs chicks! Only three but I am so happy!
 

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Humidity has dropped to 49% after I removed some eggs from the incubator 🤔 the spike in humidity must be due to how many eggs are in the incubator.

I’m guessing if I removed more it would drop again.

Humidity at 49% still isn’t great but it’s far better than 57%!
Did you try the cup of rice yet?
 
While I didn't hatch them due to packing up for the move, I did put in the brooder 39 out of 40 chicks hatched out on the 12th. And they were thirsty, they drank for half an hour, pushing each other out of the way to get to the waterers.

Cinnamon Queen
Easter Egger
Speckled Sussex

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While I didn't hatch them due to packing up for the move, I did put in the brooder 39 out of 40 chicks hatched out on the 12th. And they were thirsty, they drank for half an hour, pushing each other out of the way to get to the waterers.

Cinnamon Queen
Easter Egger
Speckled Sussex

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What are you doing with them all?
 
Yes I did, I put half a bag of rice in there and it still stuck at 56-57% 🤷‍♀️ was in there for 2 days.

Humidity only dropped when I removed some of the clear eggs.
Someone in a previous hatch a long put dry sponges in the incubator, to redry them he/she toasted them in the oven. They needed to be very dry.
 

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