No way! You were just gone for 3 days lol![]()
Okay. Tell me when I'm lazy.

What would you check it against?
I see Joey gave an answer. My answer is to compare it against two or three other thermometers or hydrometers.
No but I have a broody who it looks like she killed her first chick that hatched. Why would they do that?
It could have been an accident, but I had one that killed the only yellow chick out of 10 other black chicks.
Hi everyone!
I am new to this thread. I will be getting approximately 24 LF Brahma eggs through the mail in the next day or 2. I have read Sally Sunshine's info on incubating eggs and shipped eggs, but I gotta tell you, I am starting to Freak out a bit!
I have had my bator on for 2 days now, and calibrated it with an external digital thermometer/hygrometer. I trust this digital hygrometer/thermometer, because I have had a high hatch rate with chicks and ducks in the past using this.
I plan to let the eggs sit a day and then put in bator and not start turner for 3 days. It is a new KingsUro Max 20 with a very slow, steady tilt.
My biggest concern is that our house humidity is 54%, hence so is the incubator. Based on everything I have read, it should be closer to 40% the first 18 days.
Any suggestions, thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
Rice in or out of a sock or bowl.
you can put rice in a sock to help absorb the moisture in there
I agree.
