HELP LOST FOUR EGGS IN BATor with No dents or holes randomly oozing fluid

[Stayc]

I dont see a brand on mine but this is what it looks like.

 

[sharonp53]

I dont see a brand on mine but this is what it looks like.View attachment 1202269

Thank you.

 

[Stayc]

Thank you.

Your welcome

 

[chickenreyna]

Well. Guys, I received my remote sensor hydrometer in mail and thr humidity level was hitting at over 100% you all were right when someone said never rely on a incs temp or humidity.. So that solves this post. Ovet one hundred humidity. Wow!!!

 

[chickenreyna]

No matter how expensive or inexpensive the incubator is, you will not have a good hatch if you don't start out with calibrated thermometers. Bee Kissed hatched eggs successfully with a heating pad. But, she had a calibrated thermometer. I can't stress this enough. Don't blame the incubator, until you have calibrated your equipment.

You were right. Omg the humidity was at over 100%. Thanks for sharing now i know to never rely simply on a bators without a second source

 

[chickenreyna]

The 38 celcius was at like 105.. Had to lower my setting on that, too

 

[WVduckchick]

Well. Guys, I received my remote sensor hydrometer in mail and thr humidity level was hitting at over 100% you all were right when someone said never rely on a incs temp or humidity.. So that solves this post. Ovet one hundred humidity. Wow!!!

Do you mean the temperature was over 100?
100% humidity would be total saturation. Totally wet.

 

[chickenreyna]

Ok well maybe it got in the tray accidentally but i dont think it did but it may of no the humidity is what went up way more than the temp. The temp stays about the same but the humidity is very hard to control with this incubator I've been testing it out.. ill go to bed it will be 50-65% 90-100 degrees then i wake up its 98-99 degrees and 10-15% humidity. Hopefully, I can find a trick for balancing humidity.. tried everything it seems .

 

[WVduckchick]

Ok well maybe it got in the tray accidentally but i dont think it did but it may of no the humidity is what went up way more than the temp. The temp stays about the same but the humidity is very hard to control with this incubator I've been testing it out.. ill go to bed it will be 50-65% 90-100 degrees then i wake up its 98-99 degrees and 10-15% humidity. Hopefully, I can find a trick for balancing humidity.. tried everything it seems .

Is it this one? or similar? Maybe we can think of some ways to stabilize it.

 

[Altfrizzle]

I'd say find a plastic tote/tupperware it would fit in but then Id guess you'd have worse temperature issues if it heats up too much.