Please Someone Help Me!!!!!!!!!!!

[tristancolli]

Ok I set my eggs around 5:30 today. And then th water in the bottom got spilled and the humidity jumped to 68%. I quickly tried to dry out the bottom and then reset the eggs and the temp is right now 96.4 and still 68% humidity....... Please i need to know if this is going to hurt the eggs at all........

 

[tec27]

The temp might hurt the eggs a little. That humidity won't. Get that temp back up asap.

 

[sheboyganjohn]

You just set the eggs, I doubt they were completely up to temp yet. As long as you get the incubator back up to temp you will be fine, The humidity only make a difference over the long haul, one day of high or low, especially this early does not have much affect.

 

[JulieNKC]

You just set the eggs, I doubt they were completely up to temp yet. As long as you get the incubator back up to temp you will be fine, The humidity only make a difference over the long haul, one day of high or low, especially this early does not have much affect.

x2 Good luck!

 

[cva34]

You just set the eggs, I doubt they were completely up to temp yet. As long as you get the incubator back up to temp you will be fine, The humidity only make a difference over the long haul, one day of high or low, especially this early does not have much affect.

X-2 on both above answers...cva34

 

[Sphinx]

You just set the eggs, I doubt they were completely up to temp yet. As long as you get the incubator back up to temp you will be fine, The humidity only make a difference over the long haul, one day of high or low, especially this early does not have much affect.

X3 or X4 or whatever we're up to now. Things will be fine.

 

[Melissa Rose]

To dry out the humidity put a small bowl of uncooked rice into the incubator. It will absorb the humidity just stir it every now and then so the dry rice on the bottom comes to the top. When your humidity is back down take it out

 

[JulieNKC]

To dry out the humidity put a small bowl of uncooked rice into the incubator. It will absorb the humidity just stir it every now and then so the dry rice on the bottom comes to the top. When your humidity is back down take it out

Great tip, I'll remember that if I ever have this problem.

 

[Melissa Rose]

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I learned it on here when my eggs were going into lockdown and their air cells were way too small. It worked really great

 

[sheboyganjohn]

Ditto on the great tip, just remember when you take the rice out and give it to the big birds, no point in wasting it.