lulu_lulu
In the Brooder
- Oct 10, 2017
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I live in tropical climate country that only have dry and wet season. my experience in my last incubating egg it was during dry season, the air humidity outside the incubator box is around 30%-55%. and in the box I tried to keep the humidity around 50%-55%. usually when open the box for candling the egg the humidity dropped right away to the same humidity outside of the box.
but right now its wet season and I want to incubate egg again but the problem is the humidity outside the box is always above 65% (almost all the time above 72%). even inside the box the humidity is like that. I tried to opening all the vent and even open the the box to see if the humidity will drop but the opposite happened.
please HELP
but right now its wet season and I want to incubate egg again but the problem is the humidity outside the box is always above 65% (almost all the time above 72%). even inside the box the humidity is like that. I tried to opening all the vent and even open the the box to see if the humidity will drop but the opposite happened.
please HELP