Incubating Guinea Eggs

[Latytude]

Greetings!

I am incubating Guinea eggs for the first time and I keep getting conflicting information on what temperature and what humidity level to incubate them in for the first 25 days and then what temp and humidity for lockdown.

I am in Northern California; only about 269 feet above sea level and the area I am in is hot and dry, very little humidity. I was reading that where you are can determine what to set incubator at.

Thank you in advance for anyone who is able to provide me this information

 

[AgnesGray]

Where I am is very dry part of the year and very humid at other times. We always set at the same temperature 99.5F and run the humidity between 35-45% for non-waterfowl eggs. "Dry hatching" doesn't work well for us when our ambient humidity is below 35%.

Good luck with your hatch!

 

[CrazyChicken360]

Where I am is very dry part of the year and very humid at other times. We always set at the same temperature 99.5F and run the humidity between 35-45% for non-waterfowl eggs. "Dry hatching" doesn't work well for us when our ambient humidity is below 35%.

Good luck with your hatch!

X2 best of luck with your hatch! Keep us updated.

 

[Latytude]

Thank you! . For lockdown, do you increase the humidity?

 

[AgnesGray]

Thank you! . For lockdown, do you increase the humidity?

Yes, I do a bit.