That was my other thought, I didn't know if the wax would stay on in the incubator. I do have medical tape though, I might try the wax thing first since a lot of people tend to go with that. But if that doesn't work then i'll go with the medical tape. Thank you for the advice~
I've successfully done scotch tape before.
I might just lower the humidity a bit then.. Will candle wax be good enough? All the candles i've are scented..I'd try for unscented wax. I've also heard that Nu-Skin, stuff you can buy for wounds from a pharmacy, works really well. If you don't have those I'd try the medical tape like WV suggested, and if you don't have that, scotch tape
Humidity is hard to say. I personally use a lower humidity, around 30%, but that won't work for everyone. You kinda just have to figure out what humidity is going to work best for your area through trial and error. You might want to lower it to around 40% and see how that's working by watching the air cell growth, and then adjust as needed.
I sure do~ I've got 2 Royal palm hens that are sharing a clutch of 6 poults, 1 Broad breasted bronze hen who was a rescue, 1 hen that's a mix between a bourbon and something else, And 1 Tom who's actually part wild and part Bronze~ So hopefully if it does hatch I can put it in with the other poults once it gets a little bigger.
The glue thing sounds a bit iffy for me.. And the crack isn't really small.. I've also got just regular birthday candles I could use? If that's a no no then I might just go with the medical tape.
I know. I screwed up my hand with a shovel, long story don’t ask, and I tried using that stuff. I was screaming in pain, I think that stuff is like 90% sulphuric acid.
