Hatching bantam eggs

Ok, so I am not way out of normal then!
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I think I am going to lockdown early and see what happens. Stephanie1992, not many incubators actually read the humidity for you. You can buy a cheap hygrometer at Petsmart or at Amazon (I have two in my incubator in case one goes wacko! Though I am thinking I may need another since how do you know which one is malfunctioning if you only have two? Mmmm.... I have another cheap analog one lurking somewhere so may just add that to my collection
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) Onward ho!
 
I have read a ton of different opinions on humidity and hatching temps. I just lost a whole hatch (18 eggs) in a still air LG. I have added a fan and have more eggs to go in tomorrow and have a lot of anxiety over this. They are silkies and serama's. Is there a "perfect" temp and humidity?
 
I need some advice I'm hatching my first set of Bantam eggs, I have hatched LF with no problems, but when I candle the Bantam eggs I don't clearly see an air cell, but I do see a developing chick
 
my incubator doesnt read humidity, the instructions just say to make sure all channels have water in them, ill prob put them on lockdown one day early, i dnt think it will hurt, but hopfully someone can give us more ideas
I just started my incubator I have a grovee hydrometer in mine I use that for temp and humidity it is amazing hope this helps
 

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