I need help!

[beegirl4]

Hi beegirl, I´m not up on incubation, someone else will be better, but what are you doing for humidity in your incubator? Do you have a little pot of water, or a wet sponge, or what?

I have a plastic container with water and wet sponges. I guess I need more water.

 

[livininbrazil]

What´s the room humidity, where do you have the incubator? Chose a dry room, not kitchen, for example. Ideally the room would be 65 - 70 ºF, with a normal humidity of 60 - 70 %. Your eggs need 55%. The tricky part comes before they hatch...they need to lose water, so that the aircell is good. then, to help them hatch, they need mor humidity. Tricky stuff. It´s amazing you kept them going this far. I really wish you success, but if you don´t manage, then well done on trying. So, they shouldn´t need masses of humidity right now...it´ll be later on. You´ll know by candling what they´re doing in there. Keep us up-to-date.
Also, why not start a new post, "incubation and humidity question", for example, it´ll get those who know aware of your situation. Some will mention about laws, but others should be interested enough to help. Humanity, after all.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Hoping they hatch!!