Yes, I think I'll take out the other water completely tonight. It's literally the size of a milk cap but it is packing quite the humidity "punch".
Take the top off for 30 minutes.
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Yes, I think I'll take out the other water completely tonight. It's literally the size of a milk cap but it is packing quite the humidity "punch".
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This guy was resting on my hygrometer![]()
If you got 74% RH in the bator, you got too much water, but others have already said that. Get those dry chicks (and I saw a couple who are already fully dry) out of the bator.
@Sally Sunshine
, recently pointed several links to the fact that chicks held in the incubator too long, or under wrong conditions, can suffer.
Ok, that's a fair fear, always, with chickens, they are prey. So, my suggestion, since you asked, is keep them safe inside until they are fully feathered then only worry about other animals getting to them, your frozen weather, like mine, won't harm them once they are fully feathers (as long as there are no strong drafts pointed at them).
27 eggs went into lockdown last night for a Tuesday hatch.
27 eggs went into lockdown last night for a Tuesday hatch.
Oh forgot to put what I set. 5 bresse, some Easter eggers, some Olive eggers, and some Amauracana