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I would leave them in the baggie longer. I think the instructions I followed said 6 or 8 hours, but don't remember for sure. Good luck!I don't have a place for emus either.but I want to hatch some anyway. I figure there's got to be an emu farmer someplace!
OK...oh wise ones. I humbly request your assistance. No one really answers my questions elsewhere and I figure its because everyone is always just trying to catch up on this thread. So here is my plethora of questions.
1. I have 3 hygrometers, one for humidor, one accurite, one cheapo analog reptile one. I put salt in a soda cap about 3/4 way full, just enough water to make it wet but not too wet and sealed it in a plastic baggie. Its been over 3 hours and two read 60, one reads 59. I know normally I would just do the math and assume they 15 degrees off. But since they're all the same, do I assume its only 60% humidity in the bag or that they are all truly exactly 15 degrees off?
So any advice would be appreciated.