Incubating Pea Eggs

[kuntrygirl]

You can hatch them both ways but there will be a higher hatch rate when on there side as opposed to pointed end down.

WOW!! I didn't know that. I learned something new.

So let me ask a stupid question. How are they turned effectively if they are on their side? It would seem that there's not much turning and moving on the inside if they are being turned from side to side.

 

[SuperPeacockman]

Its like they are being turned on a central axis.

 

[kuntrygirl]

Its like they are being turned on a central axis.

Gotcha

 

[kuntrygirl]

Can anyone PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE post a pic of what you use for humidity levels? I want to make sure I purchase the right thing and that it is able to fit in the incubator. So, where do I place the humidity-thing-a-ma-jig in the incubator (Brinsea Eco 20)?

 

[kuntrygirl]

Can anyone PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE post a pic of what you use for humidity levels? I want to make sure I purchase the right thing and that it is able to fit in the incubator. So, where do I place the humidity-thing-a-ma-jig in the incubator (Brinsea Eco 20)?

I found the thread I was looking for.

Now the other question that I have is............... I am reading about humidity and I see 40% humidity, 45% humidity and I also see on a few websites where it says

Relative humidity should be set at 86 degrees F to 88 degrees F

. Is the number 40 and numbers 86 - 88 different types of readings? (does that make sense). Is one number Celsius and the other number Fahrenheit?

This is the Humidity Monitor that I plan on getting. What should it's reading be for the correct humidity? The 40% or 45% that you all mentioned? OR the 86 degrees to 88 degrees F?