Yup. It's a bit dry here.4% humidity?
Can't seem to get it over 50. Luckily, it's just a test run so no eggs are in it.
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Yup. It's a bit dry here.4% humidity?
Arizona is a bit dry. Sounds like saying the ocean is a bit wet.Yup. It's a bit dry here.
Can't seem to get it over 50. Luckily, it's just a test run so no eggs are in it.
Mine is a Zoo-Med digital one with probes for temperature and humidity. Yes, I would recommend it. Cost less than $30 Metric.What thermometers and hygrometers do you all use?
And would you recommend them or no?
What thermometers and hygrometers do you all use?
And would you recommend them or no?
X2 that's what I have, mine is about 3 degrees below in temperature and 4 below in humidity.Mine is a Zoo-Med digital one with probes for temperature and humidity. Yes, I would recommend it. Cost less than $30 Metric.
How do you know though?X2 that's what I have, mine is about 3 degrees below in temperature and 4 below in humidity.
I salt tested the hygrometer, still trying to think a way to test the temperature. I'm hoping the incubator is fairly accurate, it's atleast holding steady.How do you know though?
I know how to salt test a hygrometer but never figured out a way to test a thermometer that works for me.
Never had any luck with the digital ones with the probes but haven't had a Zoo Med one.Mine is a Zoo-Med digital one with probes for temperature and humidity. Yes, I would recommend it. Cost less than $30 Metric.
It's called Geriatric Ocular Disturbances.Tossing the Govees. Problem with the dial ones is apparently they must have changed something because now I have to squint and tilt my head to read them. Idk what happened.
Maybe be looking into getting something different.