Interesting idea!!Just had an 'epiphany' reading this thread, my incubator is sitting on top of a 5 gallon bucket, and the thought just occured to me to fill that bucket with water, which will help a lot with humidity here in super dry CA (10% humidity common). Might help my lousy 10% hatch rate since moving to this dry place.![]()
I do check my eggs for water loss by checking the size of the developing air cell; IT allows me to adjust the humidity if necessary. Here the spring is the best time to hatch without adding water; in hte winter I need to add water, and in the really humid months of summer, I need to us AC to dry them. So ya, I do need to candle to check.