Humidity question

[Laurajean]

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OMG, you should do it!!!!!!!!

(Note that I had to go back and fix my own "name", LOL)

I have also been told I am not allowed to change my title

I was bestowed with this title long before BYC ever had anything like a GFM.......

I'm still calling you Crappy, I can't NOT do it.

 

[Lifesong Farm]

OMG that is good. Debi the great Crappy!

 

[debilorrah]

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You are now forever famous!

 

[Chickiebabyfluff]

I am humbled LoL

Had no idea my asking a humidity question would bring all this about!!! glad it made us all smile and giggle!!!

 

[debilorrah]

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It sure did!!!! That was the best newbie mistake ever!!!

 

[lockedhearts]

OMG That was funny and all of us on FB now will call you Crappy

 

[Hencredibles]

We Incubate at 52% - 54% humidity and we hatch between 68% - 80% humidity.

Maintaining temp and humidity is pretty important since we are trying to do something
that is normally done by nature in a different way altogether.

If you are using an incubator that requires you to put water in multiple times per week, then
it could be more difficult.

sometimes its a good idea to have two or three digital thermometer/hygrometers to be sure
that you have at least two that give the same readings in the same conditions.


A bad or inaccurate gauge can surely mess up your hatch and you won't know which way to move
to fix your problems if your getting incorrect information for you gauges.

 

[debilorrah]

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80%????? That is way too high. Great for ducks.....

 

[Laurajean]

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80%????? That is way too high. Great for ducks.....

Yep. And Crappy knows best.

 

[debilorrah]

I nominated the OP for a special award, or at least a good title. She deserves it for the blooper and being a good sport.