Lock down humidity help

I am on day 21 of incubation and I lost power this morning. It was about an 8 hour outage. I managed to keep the temp between 85 and 90 and humidity between 54-70. It is plugged back in now and the temp is slowly rising. What do you think my chances are of having a hatch. There are no external pips at all
 
Is 65% 68% humidity high enough for lockdown


Yes!


I am on day 21 of incubation and I lost power this morning. It was about an 8 hour outage. I managed to keep the temp between 85 and 90 and humidity between 54-70. It is plugged back in now and the temp is slowly rising. What do you think my chances are of having a hatch. There are no external pips at all


Still very good chance. :thumbsup
 
WVduckchick

Hi again. My egg # 1 in the incubator pipped yesterday morning. There was a very small hole at 1:30 yesterday afternoon. The egg slightly rotated during the night. I can see a slight movement in the hole right now - but nothing major.

Do you think all is okay?

Thanks - worried with first hatch
 
WVduckchick

Hi again.  My egg # 1 in the incubator pipped yesterday morning.  There was a very small hole at 1:30 yesterday afternoon.  The egg slightly rotated during the night.  I can see a slight movement in the hole right now - but nothing major.

Do you think all is okay?

Thanks - worried with first hatch


I try not to worry until at least 18 hours from pip. 24 hours is not uncommon.

Can you get a pic? Can you see any membrane? It should look papery white or slightly gray. No brown.
 
All of a sudden major action. The pip is 3 times bigger now. Here are all three eggs in the incubator. It is a semi clear plastic. Of course it is closed - humidity is 69%
 
Yep, of the shell is broken, then most likely the membrane is pierced at least. They don't need a really huge hole to let air in. Humidity sounds good! I bet it will start zipping any time now.
 

New posts New threads Active threads

Back
Top Bottom