- Mar 29, 2009
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Hello,
I am a 3rd grade teacher and am trying to hatch some chick eggs! I just put in 12 top hat chick eggs into the incubator today, so keep your fingers crossed for us!
I have a question about the humidity level. I know the wet bulb temperature is supposed to be around 86 degrees. However, it's a couple degrees higher than that right now. What I'm worried about is that when I turned the eggs today the bottom of the egg was wet, plus the clear top on the incubator has moisture at the bottom. Does this mean there is too much water and humidity is too high?
I'm just so nervous for my kids that we won't get any chicks!
Thanks for any help/suggestions.
I am a 3rd grade teacher and am trying to hatch some chick eggs! I just put in 12 top hat chick eggs into the incubator today, so keep your fingers crossed for us!
I have a question about the humidity level. I know the wet bulb temperature is supposed to be around 86 degrees. However, it's a couple degrees higher than that right now. What I'm worried about is that when I turned the eggs today the bottom of the egg was wet, plus the clear top on the incubator has moisture at the bottom. Does this mean there is too much water and humidity is too high?
I'm just so nervous for my kids that we won't get any chicks!
Thanks for any help/suggestions.