Help with novice incubating peafowl eggs

[BassRoof]

Chirping
11 Years
Alright , im hatching peafowl eggs for the first time, any suggestions? I am using a brinsea eco 20, and I have put them in in batches. I have 2 eggs at 16 days, 3 at 10 days, and I have already collected up 3 more, hoping for 5 before I start more. I have an eco 40 I can use as a Hatcher if neccessary, or move main incubation to them and use the 20 as a hatcherWhen I put the 2nd batch in I candled the first 2 and saw veining.

Also, i use the hatchabatch app, was insupposed to start it a day late? I thought I remembered something like that, but im not sure

*note, i candled again, the first 2 are progressing nicely, and the second 3 have veining. i have 4 eggs backed up now and hoping for one more tomorrow to start more.

 

[Midnightman14]

keep the humidity around 60% the whole incubation period. Do not bother with lockdown, do not up the humidity when hatching time comes.

 

[KsKingBee]

Every location is different for humidity so you will have to experiment. The results you are trying to achieve is about 13% moisture loss in the egg by the time it hatches. Here, I use 40% to 45% and raise it to 55% for hatching. but your results will vary for your location.