HELP IDK IF THIS IS GONNA HATCH IS IT GOOD?!

[Tonyroo]

Ugh well do u have any other ways to see humidity
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It doesn't describe what it's for.

 

[Phoenix29]

Yep no just letting yk lol it's so hard finding stuff we dont even hav petco (crying) hopefully we move back to USA soon

Do u have any way to tell without smt like that

 

[Phoenix29]

It doesn't describe what it's for.

True

 

[Tonyroo]

Regular pet stores would carry them also.

 

[Phoenix29]

True

I have a small container with water and a big sponge is this enough or

 

[Phoenix29]

Regular pet stores would carry them also.

Yea I'll check after lockdown

 

[Tonyroo]

Here's some:

 

[Phoenix29]

Yess but there is one small problem since I live so far away even if I get like a 2 dollar thing I have to pay 100 dollars in shipping crap

 

[NatJ]

You can check humidity by candling the eggs.
The air cell gets bigger as the eggs incubate. Humidity determines how fast the air cell gets bigger.

There are lots of diagrams online for how big the air cell is supposed to be at which stage.

So candle the eggs after 1 week, and see if the aircell is too big or too small or about right.

If the aircell is too small, you need lower humidity.
If the aircell is too large, you need higher humidity.
If the aircell is just right, keep doing it the same way you have been.

Then candle the eggs again at 2 weeks and again a few days before they are due to hatch.

The eggs DO NOT need perfect humidity the entire time.
They just need it to work out right by the end, and to be high enough when the chicks are actually hatching.

 

[Tonyroo]

I have a small container with water and a big sponge is this enough or

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That seems like too much water and you live in a high humidity region, unless you live in the mountains.

When your room air humidity is high it will affect the humidity in the incubator.