- Mar 10, 2013
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I'm on day 1 here in florida, and I just have one question. I set up the incubator. I have farm series 4200 with auto turner. I'm located in florida zone 9B. I have a 65% humidity level that's staying pretty constant. 97F is the temp as of this morning at 7:50am. It was at 91F for the first few hours, I assumed the temp would raise higher, but with colder eggs I figured it would happen.
Is this humidity too high? I live in florida and it just rained, so our natural humidity is high. I have a cieling fan on low in the room where the incubator is, and I'm using a small clear plastic measuring cup for water control. Any questions and suggestions would be most appreciated. I have 13 BAM and 1 australorp egg from home (the rest are from Mypetchicken.com)
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