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Hubby has mallards he is trying to incubate in DIY incubator but, we were told that humidity had to be 65%, so now I'm confused
Yes, he built one quickly out of a Omaha steak cooler and I'm actually able to control the humidity and temps better in that, then I can in my $139 pro series. If I didn't have silkie eggs in my pro series, I would take it back.Just a quick tip that you may or may not know: use a foam cooler for the incubator it helps you regulate temp and humidity pretty easily!
I am using a DIY styraphome cooler for an incubator too. The humidity part is making me crazy. But ducks are still alive in eggs.another week till lock down I think...Yes, he built one quickly out of a Omaha steak cooler and I'm actually able to control the humidity and temps better in that, then I can in my $139 pro series. If I didn't have silkie eggs in my pro series, I would take it back.
I also use a styraphome cooler as a DIY incubator for duck eggs.getting the humidty right is making me crazy.i have a cup of water with a papertowel to wick up water.. but..Yes, he built one quickly out of a Omaha steak cooler and I'm actually able to control the humidity and temps better in that, then I can in my $139 pro series. If I didn't have silkie eggs in my pro series, I would take it back.