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Thanks for replying, I've added a tiny bit of water as stated in the manual but there's condensation occurring now is this OK. Sorry if these are stupid questions but I'm new at thisYes x2...I aim for around 70% at lockdown.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...-eggs-just-21-days-from-egg-to-chicken.47696/.
No worries - we all have lots of questions when we first start incubating.
What's the humidity reading? Sometimes I get condensation in my incubator, but it's usually when it's at 70% and eggs start hatching, bumping the humidity up even more.
It's a cheap dome incubator that only measures temperature I'm afraid, my eggs are due on Tuesday and all the way through incubation the temperature has remained constant and through candling I could see the chicks growing at a steady pace. Not sure what to do now, they've gotten this far maybe I should just let nature take its courseNo worries - we all have lots of questions when we first start incubating.
