That's what I do for one of mine.You can also add an extra dish of water.
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That's what I do for one of mine.You can also add an extra dish of water.
Can you take the lid off, remove the thing the eggs sit on and take pictures of the base?This incubator only has one place to add water and its full
I dont know if you can tell or not but the other spots have holesCan you take the lid off, remove the thing the eggs sit on and take pictures of the base?
I didnt even think about that! I am new to this yall are great!You can also add an extra dish of water.
The wider the dish is the higher the humidity.I didnt even think about that! I am new to this yall are great!
You could also plug those holes with q-tip swaps and place the incubator on a towel.I dont know if you can tell or not but the other spots have holes
Yep, I can see the holes. You could try finding some shallow dishes and set them in those spots with holes.I dont know if you can tell or not but the other spots have holes
I thought about that, but then I wondered if Co2 build up would be a problem. I think most people suggest running these from day one without plugs too.You could also plug those holes with q-tip swaps and place the incubator on a towel.
I never use the plugs on the top of the incubator.I thought about that, but then I wondered if Co2 build up would be a problem. I think most people suggest running these from day one without plugs too.
So it doesnt have to be at 55%?The wider the dish is the higher the humidity.
Actually, I would run at 33% humidity for the first week. I find that I can’t get big enough air cells if I run much higher than about 35%.