Hello all,
I had a question about dry incubation. I am in thr uk and have thoight about dry incubating, i have incubated twice previously at 40-50 percent humidty and have not had mixh luck and the chicks that did hatch, came out really wet and took along time to dry, were they looked like someone had given them a shower.
My question is what humidoty is acceptable for dry incubation, i jave been running the imcubator for a week now and my humidity has averaged 26 percent, chicks are forming well in growimg in the eggs, but is this a acceotable humidoty level for hatching. I have seen people saying they dnt add water till it goes to 15,but what value should you aim to average the humidity at for dry incubation?
I had a question about dry incubation. I am in thr uk and have thoight about dry incubating, i have incubated twice previously at 40-50 percent humidty and have not had mixh luck and the chicks that did hatch, came out really wet and took along time to dry, were they looked like someone had given them a shower.
My question is what humidoty is acceptable for dry incubation, i jave been running the imcubator for a week now and my humidity has averaged 26 percent, chicks are forming well in growimg in the eggs, but is this a acceotable humidoty level for hatching. I have seen people saying they dnt add water till it goes to 15,but what value should you aim to average the humidity at for dry incubation?