Help with Turkey egg incubation

[Chass-06]

I had put turkey eggs in the incubator 7 days ago. From the start i had set in my hygrometer and put the water in my hygrometer would not go above 35 and my research showed ideal humidity at 55%. I added water 3 different times with no chance i thought was way too much water as there were droplets on the top incubator so went and bought new digital one rather than old school one. New one showes humidity at 80% taking old hygrometer out it never changes so it was broken. I quickley after 2 days and finally figuring out opened up incubator and soaked up as much water as possibly could and opened my vent holes. My temp stayed at 99.5 for most part except when trying get water out. My question is they have been in now for 7 days is will that high humidity hurt them? Or should they b fine. I am now setting and the 55% humidity. Also candling i cant honestly tell this first time with turkey eggs. Ive tried googling for the egg day chart like what u can gind with chickens and ducks to kno what ur looking for and what day but have had no luck with finding much of anything for candling turkey eggs.

 

[R2elk]

I had put turkey eggs in the incubator 7 days ago. From the start i had set in my hygrometer and put the water in my hygrometer would not go above 35 and my research showed ideal humidity at 55%. I added water 3 different times with no chance i thought was way too much water as there were droplets on the top incubator so went and bought new digital one rather than old school one. New one showes humidity at 80% taking old hygrometer out it never changes so it was broken. I quickley after 2 days and finally figuring out opened up incubator and soaked up as much water as possibly could and opened my vent holes. My temp stayed at 99.5 for most part except when trying get water out. My question is they have been in now for 7 days is will that high humidity hurt them? Or should they be fine. I am now setting and the 55% humidity. Also candling i cant honestly tell this first time with turkey eggs. Ive tried googling for the egg day chart like what u can find with chickens and ducks to know what you're looking for and what day but have had no luck with finding much of anything for candling turkey eggs.

I incubate my turkey eggs between 30% to 35% humidity during incubation and about 70% during lockdown.

I have no idea why so many incubator manufacturer's recommend 50% humidity during incubation. If I ran that high of humidity for my turkey eggs, none of them would ever hatch for me.

Your vent holes should always be open especially during lockdown.

Since duck and turkey eggs both run around 28 days the candling pictures for ducks should be a reasonable reference. There are many people that rely more on egg weight loss as a guide than humidity readings.

Good luck.