Humidity isssue

[Jeff L]

I live in south Louisiana and I am runny a test on my incubator. The humidity in the incubator tonight is showing 77% at 100.7 degrees. What can I do to drop the hum it's or should I not worry? Some days we have 100 degree and 100% humidity. Please let me know what my options are because this will be my first time trying to do this. Thanks

 

[Rashid100]

Remove any water source or sponge. Also, having a fan in the incubator may help

 

[chiques chicks]

If you have a cooler room? A room at a constant temperature seems to work best for me. Air conditioning removed moisture from the air, so if you have an air conditioned room that isn't too cold, maybe you'll have better luck?

 

[Jeff L]

Remove any water source or sponge. Also, having a fan in the incubator may help

i don't have a sponge or any water source in the incubator. It's just Our normal summer time weather. Thanks

 

[Jeff L]

If you have a cooler room? A room at a constant temperature seems to work best for me. Air conditioning removed moisture from the air, so if you have an air conditioned room that isn't too cold, maybe you'll have better luck?

I have it in my storage room which is not cooled. I will move it inside and see if that helps. Thanks

 

[kingmt]

I have to agree. If the humidity & temperature out side the box is to high then they will be inside also.

 

[dc3085]

Increasing air flow will also help. My ambient humidity is higher than what I incubate at, I just figured out how much fan I needed to keep the moisture moving.