Humidity spike when Pipping?

kelseygirl707

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So I think I read somewhere that the humidity in the bator spikes when an Egg/Chick pips, Is that true?

And on a side note, I just candled on day day 16, and 22 out of 23 eggs due on sunday have moving babies, I hope they stay strong! Oh and are RIR's always more active inside the egg than other breeds, because it seems that way with this batch?

Thanks!
 
yes, its true. the humidity will go up at hatching..not a whole lot..but it does go up..
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Thanks RedHen?

Anybody have else notice that Their RIR's were much more active in the egg, than their other breeds? I notice that mine are kicking all over the place where as the others just seem like their chillin, and will kick every once in a while to streach, LOL
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I have hatched numerous breeds and production chicks do seem more active but maybe again we just caught them at the same time. I see alot of movement in silky eggs and ameracaunas too but again dont know if it was just awake time
 

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