It is nice that we all have our own way of doing things, different humidity levels, different candling, different incubators - and no one is acting all know-it-all telling people they're doing it wrong.
Thanks for pointing out how great we've got it here. I hope it stays that way!
I don't know how to quote people on here but my chicken dance was done with clothes on don't wanna be locked up while my eggs were in lock down 
got the rabbit cage fixed up so bunnies are happy again my next hatch which will be EEs polish or polands whatever they are called im purchasing from a lady a couple miles up the road and a barn yard mix of good layers iI'm getting from a friend free woohoo my question for all my incubator brothers and sisters is have you ever hatched chicken and duck eggs at the same time because next weekend as a early Bday present I'm getting a breeding pair of welsh harlequin ducks and not this hatch but next hatch I want to start my duck eggs add chicken eggs at day 7 and dry hatch them I've read it can be done has anyone else done this????
I must say I am impressed with my lg temps have been stable the whole time and I'm on day 18
GEN9 how the heck are ya???Day 18! Sorry the image is burry... it is pitch black out with a freezing wind chill! Hope she'll be ok...
Not sure how many eggs my broody is sitting on... Maybe 9? She ate one yesterday :-/ poor thing was a blue splash too... I'll be surprised if any of them don't look like this fella here...
Well, I guess I'll find out in the next few days! I'm hatching for a friend
ETA: I recognize quite a few of you from last summer's hatch a long
your humidity will go down over the duration of the incubation...as the eggs dry...best to try a keep it above 25 but the last 2 or 3 days absolutely keep it up... happy hatching
