I hope someone knows the answer. humidity while incubating and hatching is my#1 problem. ok, if i removed three eggs i know were developing a live chick(now under a broody) and left some that i am not sure are developing or are not fertile(dark eggs)would the humidity
stay constant because the chicks are not drawing up the moisture because the eggs i left are not going to develope?before, i have noticed the more fertile eggs i have in the bator, the more i have to add water to up the humidity. i removed those three eggs, and all of a sudden the humidity stays the same. its quite frustrating!
stay constant because the chicks are not drawing up the moisture because the eggs i left are not going to develope?before, i have noticed the more fertile eggs i have in the bator, the more i have to add water to up the humidity. i removed those three eggs, and all of a sudden the humidity stays the same. its quite frustrating!
