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Lol me too but my girls just aren't listening. I do dry humidity in my area cause it's humid here so the main thing is the temp. Keep it between 99.5 and 100.5 if you can but you can go as low as 98 or up to 102 without damaging babies. My incubator is in a room with no drafts so I regulate by removing the plugs to drop the temp or adding the plugs to raise it. It's pretty easy and fussless until lock down. Then you add water, take out the turner and wait for it to get back to temp. Humidity goes up to 65 then until hatching is done and hen you just watch he fun. My incubator came with a book that really helped. Good luck.
Lol me too but my girls just aren't listening. I do dry humidity in my area cause it's humid here so the main thing is the temp. Keep it between 99.5 and 100.5 if you can but you can go as low as 98 or up to 102 without damaging babies. My incubator is in a room with no drafts so I regulate by removing the plugs to drop the temp or adding the plugs to raise it. It's pretty easy and fussless until lock down. Then you add water, take out the turner and wait for it to get back to temp. Humidity goes up to 65 then until hatching is done and hen you just watch he fun. My incubator came with a book that really helped. Good luck.
