so... I have seen people posting about dry incubation..... I have never tried this. does it work better than keeping the water wells filled?
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so... I have seen people posting about dry incubation..... I have never tried this. does it work better than keeping the water wells filled?
well I have 3 fish tanks in my house. a 75 gallon in my living room a 55 gallon in my bedroom and a 10 gallon in my sons room so my rh stays around 58%. so you are telling me I can incubate my eggs without adding any water at all until day 18????It really depends on your humidity. In my house, with my incubator, I have added no water at all, and am running a pretty constant 40% RH, which looks good...going by air cell growth.
Maybe if you are in the desert, you need to add lots of water to keep the eggs from drying out.
But, many people can add zero water for the first 18 days of incubation, then add lots of water for the last few days of 'lock down' and get a great hatch.
well I have 3 fish tanks in my house. a 75 gallon in my living room a 55 gallon in my bedroom and a 10 gallon in my sons room so my rh stays around 58%. so you are telling me I can incubate my eggs without adding any water at all until day 18????
I will candle for the first time tonightProbably..... Actually, 58% RH is kinda high for the first 18 days. Have you kept track of the air cells? If the air cell is about the size it should be, then whatever you are doing is great....don't stress.