1st Incubation questions....

You can do dry incubation. The eggs need to loose some moisture while developing so you may not need to add any water.
I removed all the water 2 hours ago with paper towels. The humidity is still fluctuating between 48-53% I don't know what to do. :( I've got the temp down to 100.1 , if I change that it's too low or too high. Should I remove one or both of the red vent plugs??
 
Remove the plugs and see how it goes. I'm using my homemade incubator but also have Little Giants and Hova-Bators. I put some air holes in the homemade incubator and put tape over them if I need to. I took the tape off of the holes in mine and it's better now. Mine was reading 50%+ now it around 40%.
 
Remove the plugs and see how it goes. I'm using my homemade incubator but also have Little Giants and Hova-Bators. I put some air holes in the homemade incubator and put tape over them if I need to. I took the tape off of the holes in mine and it's better now. Mine was reading 50%+ now it around 40%.
Okay off to do that, and place paper towels under them too. They all just seem to want to roll today. Ugghhh why didn't I buy an egg turner......
 
This was quite awhile ago but some chicks I hatched for a friend.
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Okay off to do that, and place paper towels under them too. They all just seem to want to roll today. Ugghhh why didn't I buy an egg turner......
You can still get an egg turner. Originally I hand turned but I was working at the time. Luckily I worked graveyard. I turned the eggs when I got home from work around 7am and around 3pm and just before I left for work around 10pm, then I invested in a turner. Best purchase I made. I retired 11 years ago. Again, good luck and have fun...
 

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