Okay, yes I had posted change the humidity or not. Well I came to the conclusion to do so, with a question now.
Yesterday I took the eggs off the turners. But I recieved some eggs later than I expected so I have to hand turn them for 2 days. Anyway, I have turned the temp. to 100 and I was trying to get the humidity to 60-65. I have a hovabator 1602N. I filled both water trays, I figured it was good to go.
Now to my question, on the instructions it says not to let condensation build up on the peer in windows...so all day yesterday the highest we could get the hum. was 58% and there was condensation all on the windows. Temp. is 100 and holding good. Do you think 58% is good enough, there is plenty of water in there, i just don't want to gt it to moist in there with cond. on the windows and all??????
Almost there chicky's come on!!!!! Candleing looking promising I'd hate to ruin it now!!
Please help my babies hatch.. thanks
Yesterday I took the eggs off the turners. But I recieved some eggs later than I expected so I have to hand turn them for 2 days. Anyway, I have turned the temp. to 100 and I was trying to get the humidity to 60-65. I have a hovabator 1602N. I filled both water trays, I figured it was good to go.

Now to my question, on the instructions it says not to let condensation build up on the peer in windows...so all day yesterday the highest we could get the hum. was 58% and there was condensation all on the windows. Temp. is 100 and holding good. Do you think 58% is good enough, there is plenty of water in there, i just don't want to gt it to moist in there with cond. on the windows and all??????

Almost there chicky's come on!!!!! Candleing looking promising I'd hate to ruin it now!!


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