Oh yeah. I really think the gage has gotten off. It happens especially after a few hatches. If you have the water wells all filled, I wouldn't worry too much about the humidity unless you see condensation on the bator, then I'd crack it open and let a little out.
Oh yeah. I really think the gage has gotten off. It happens especially after a few hatches. If you have the water wells all filled, I wouldn't worry too much about the humidity unless you see condensation on the bator, then I'd crack it open and let a little out.
That you have some luck with these.
Oh yeah. I really think the gage has gotten off. It happens especially after a few hatches. If you have the water wells all filled, I wouldn't worry too much about the humidity unless you see condensation on the bator, then I'd crack it open and let a little out.
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there is comdensation on the inside of the incubator its been like this since day 1 mlst of my hatches are like this
I'm a hands on hatcher, I open often during hatch. With no pips there's no question it's safe. You usually have 80% hatches and your humidity is high enough the first 17 days to produce condensation? I am truely amazed. Seriously.
Duck foot!
So we candled the eggs today. Thankfully the humidity has been staying down!
Out of 9 duck eggs, we have 8 that are moving around. The last one died early..and we put 4 chicken eggs in and all 4 have movement as well. Its been 7 days for the chicken eggs and 14 for the ducks. One duck egg, I didnt see any movement until I put the light at the top. We caught video of it moving its little foot and kicking the egg shell lol. The kids and I enjoyed watching it!
