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I had orginially read the same thing about humidity being high 55-65% and upping to 80-85% for lockdown, then a few BYC members suggested the dry hatch method to me also. So I did some more reading and found a diagram that shows what the air cell should look like on days 7, 14, and 18 and in the book Chickens In Your Backyard, it stated that that was most important and had the same diagram. So being that I'm on my first hatch ever, with day 21 being tomorrow, I guess I can't give you any personal experiences, just some more info on what else I have found in my readings.
Here's the link to the diagram
http://www.small-farm-permaculture-and-sustainable-living.com/egg_candling.html
Hope this helps a little, maybe someone who has tried both methods could chime in too.
I had orginially read the same thing about humidity being high 55-65% and upping to 80-85% for lockdown, then a few BYC members suggested the dry hatch method to me also. So I did some more reading and found a diagram that shows what the air cell should look like on days 7, 14, and 18 and in the book Chickens In Your Backyard, it stated that that was most important and had the same diagram. So being that I'm on my first hatch ever, with day 21 being tomorrow, I guess I can't give you any personal experiences, just some more info on what else I have found in my readings.
Here's the link to the diagram
http://www.small-farm-permaculture-and-sustainable-living.com/egg_candling.html
Hope this helps a little, maybe someone who has tried both methods could chime in too.