You can try going to Petco or Petsmart and getting the reptile humidity thing for reptile cages. I have no clue what they call them but it is most likely a humidity guage LMAO! Put it in your incubator "face" up LOL that will help you see what your humidity isI am having a difficult time trying to get my Brinsea Octagon 20 Eco to get higher than 40 humidity. I have tried EVERYTHING. I have sponges in the water tray. Sponges AND something else that I rather not type on top of the water trays and I keep them soaked in water until they dry out. But the humidity NEVER increases to more than 45. What else can I do? Anyone have any other suggestions? I"m more so concerned about the pea eggs however I do have turkey and guinea eggs in their with the pea eggs.

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