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I have my second batch of Wellies and some Wheaton marans in now. In my first (mostly-failed) hatch, I kept initial humidity between 45-50%, but this time I'm keeping it at 30-40%, and I let it get down to 22% or so before I add more water. I'm using the dry-hatch-method as described on this board by "Wheaties", a member that raises a variety of marans. There's a very long thread which describes it, and argues the benefits of low vs high humidity. I believe it has a great deal to do with where you live and the humidity in your location.
It's probably to late to adjust much of anything now. Should I still try to raise the humidity to 70% on the 18th day?
I have my second batch of Wellies and some Wheaton marans in now. In my first (mostly-failed) hatch, I kept initial humidity between 45-50%, but this time I'm keeping it at 30-40%, and I let it get down to 22% or so before I add more water. I'm using the dry-hatch-method as described on this board by "Wheaties", a member that raises a variety of marans. There's a very long thread which describes it, and argues the benefits of low vs high humidity. I believe it has a great deal to do with where you live and the humidity in your location.
It's probably to late to adjust much of anything now. Should I still try to raise the humidity to 70% on the 18th day?