FiestyFeathersFarm
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Also would it be ok to turn the turner on tomorrow after candling if it’s a couple hours past 72 hours or should I do it late tonight?
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Sorry for such late responsesBetween 40-65%. In the morning it’s around 38% when I get up. So far during the day I’m keeping it pretty steady around 50-55%. I put a paper napkin in it and it really helped. Got any good ideas for during the night like for 6-7 hours?
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How do the air cells look? If there are any loose I wouldn’t turn them yet. If they look good I’d start turning
As for your humidity question it has a lot to do with how your incubator works and also the environment around the incubator. Is the water reservoir full? How far open do you have the vent? I like my govee thermometer and hydrometer because I can monitor it from my phone, can also set alerts when the humidity or temp is out of range. At night I would fill the reservoir full an hour or so before bed, check your humidity a few times and adjust the vent accordingly. You’ll kind of have to play with the humidity adjustment until you get it down. This is why I turn my incubator on a few days before my eggs arrive. Hatching eggs in an incubator is like an art or science mixed in with luck lol it’s so addicting