This is what I do as well! It runs daily around 29% so I add a tiny bit of water every few hours to raise it to 35%. I’ve had much better hatch rates since I quit trying to be at 45-50%. I never knew until last month that dry hatch meant not ADDING extra water but using natural humidity instead. So dry doesn’t reallllly mean dry. Very confusing terminology to those that interpret words as they’re meant to be interpretedDry hatch is going below the normal 40 to 50% humidity. going below 25% is bad so even with a "dry" hatch, you need to monitor humidity and add water to keep humidity in the 30% range.
I am sorry you lost them!
