HELP! Have they lost enough moisture?!?!? EDIT: pics added!!!

[ChickenPeep]

These are pics of 4 eggs out of 14 that we have in the bator. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF THESE AIR CELLS ARE GOOD!!! They are on day 16.
Sorry, the pics arent the best!

 

[Gypsy07]

I think the first egg looks fine. The others look like they could do with losing more moisture yet. But they all look better than I was expecting from what you described. Drop your humidity for the last few days, and don't worry too much. Chances are they could still do okay...

 

[ChickenPeep]

What should i drop it to?

 

[ChickenPeep]

Here are more pics of my eggs.

 

[hdowden]

i would drop to about 30-35% and check again on the 18th if all looks well at that time go into lockdown and raise it to 65-70%. if they dont look like the lost enough i read that you can go into lockdown a day late and be fine. i'm new at this and thats what i have been told and have read several times on different threads

 

[hdowden]

my eggs are to dark to see through if there is other light sources and the little led i have is not strong enough eaither but i can see outline in the egg

 

[ChickenPeep]

Are you sure 30-35% isn't too low?

 

[reereechickens]

They look great to me! One I can see veins.

Take a deep breath, relax. Day 18 and 19 when they start losing alot of moisture and will dip like they do in pete55 posts.

My opinion is I would keep it at 40%.

 

[nurse_turtle]

Some of those air cells do look a bit small to me. You can even see a bit of yolk still in one of them. You may want to try dry incubation next time. I have converted to it and am very pleased with the results. I think the humidity suggestion is fine at 30-35% until lockdown. Good luck!

 

[ChickenPeep]

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Are you sure? Im freaking out right now! I am a vrey busy person, so being able to incubate is a luxury! I'd hate to go though 21 days of turning for nothing! This might be the only time i get to incubate!