I would greatly appreciate your wisdom! These eggs are due to hatch on April 10, so this is day 14 and the air space seems extreme. Most are like the one I am showing you here: I have incubated eggs before in a hovabator, dry-still air, that was was 2 years ago. My mother blessed me with building an incubator, its run perfectly at a 30-40% humidity and 100.5 through most of this incubation period (it did go to 99 a while). It has a fan on the top blowing down bringing the heat of the lights down. (the lights are above the fan. This shows a rack, it is not being used.
I think it looks fine. You can add some more humidity if you would like. I dont pay attention to the humidity for the first 18 days. Then day 18, I move them to the hatcher with 65% humidity.
Thank you all for the wisdom! Wow, thought I was nuts! I never realized that the shipped ones could "settle"!
