I wouldn't worry too much about trying to raise the humidity. 50% is the ideal humidity for days 1-18. As the eggs lose moister, they increase humidity in the incubator. I dry hatch, meaning I don't add moister to the incubator and then when I lock down the eggs in the hatcher I raise the humidity to 60% and when the eggs start hatching it raises the humidity even higher. That's the way I do it here in Houston but our humidity is a little higher than most folks.
Remember, you do not have to call to track your package. You can do it on their site. Your package should have gotten an attempted scan not a delivered so that you could see that it was there when the post office was closed. Rural carriers are required to take a package back out the next day if you are generally home. If it happens again, then you should call the post office and ask them to check the carriers hold bin or the parcel rack. You may request that a carrier not ever leave a package and leave a notice that it is at the office for pick up. When you got your package that had been scanned as delivered, then you should have called the 800 number and tell them you want to file a complaint and would like a call back from the office to explain why you got a package that showed delivered. Carriers should not leave packages unless there is a secure place. If the package will not fit in the box, then they are required to leave a 3849 Delivery Notice in your mailbox explaining where they left it so that you will not know it is there for several days. Also, many of you do not know that a carrier is not allowed to leave a package hanging on the outside of your box. If they do, call.
Lol, I thought you moved it to where you work. No problem. Yours seems to move around a lot.
ok.. help! pretty pleaseHey all you new guys, this is a link to the BYC Members Map. You can go to it and add yourselves (if your not too paranoid, but remember...just because your paranoid, doesn't mean that they're not out to get you).
If you have a problem PM me and I'll get you on it.
http://api.viglink.com/api/click?fo...26&sp...&jsonp=vglnk_jsonp_13733336925546
Sorry I don't know how to rename the link and make it shorter....someone help me out with that. lol
I am a dork and can't figure it out.. lol.. oops Pming you
yep.. that is exactly what I am learning from the 5 running around here! When they are free ranging the Old roo takes his ladies and goes one direction and the other 4 head off by themselves! Only fighting I have seen (out of the coop) is chasing a bug or first in line for meal worms but once the ladies come in view or they are in the coop.. it's on!
I've really become the crazy chicken lady. Oops.
