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[Farmer Kitty]

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Hmmmm!!! I will have to have DH look at it. I really could use that skillet now. My SIL and her husband are coming tomorrow after their bull calf. They will raise him as a steer. And they are bringing me a dozen green eggs! If I'm ready to set them tomorrow I could hatch them with the ones I set today!

 

[SusanJoM]

Hey, Kitty, what are you doing to raise the humidity for the last 3 days?

Susan

 

[Farmer Kitty]

About 70%

 

[SusanJoM]

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Yah, okay, but HOW?

Did you add more containers of water or a wet washcloth or????

Susan

 

[ZykloniaDark-GothikRanchr]

well, this sounds as interesting as the foam one, I may try both. I will just be experimenting with eggs I get from my landlord, which may or may not be fertile...I just want to see how hatching is.... championny what part of Orlando r u in?? I work on sandlake/john young pkwy!! live in saint cloud.

 

[Farmer Kitty]

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Yah, okay, but HOW?

Did you add more containers of water or a wet washcloth or????

Susan

I have a wet washcloth in a small dish. I was having trouble with the hygrometer I had in there and ended up changing everything a couple of times before I changed hygrometers and found the problem.

Once I had that problem figured out I didn't want to fool with it to much more in fear of messing up the hatch.

 

[Farmer Kitty]

Nothing so far this morning. I have company coming and may end up gone for part of the day but, will update when I can if anything changes.

 

[Grillmaster33]

Good...Im pulling for ya.

 

[Sherris Backyard Beauties]

Just wondering how the chicks are doing? What did you do for air vents? I'm watching this post excitedly.

 

[SusanJoM]

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I'm not Kitty, but from her pictures, I'm quite sure we're using the same GE electric skillet, and it has a vent hold in the glass top.

Susan