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So, lockdown question -- earlier today, I added more water to my Hovabator Genesis to up the humidity (used a straw and went through the vent opening) --- I just shined a flashlight in there to count the number of pipped eggs and realized that I must have overfilled a chamber and there looks to be water on the non-slip liner (breathable liner I put over the wire) and the wet surface is under at least three eggs.
Do I risk the drop in temp and humidity (with 4 eggs currently starting the pipping process) to move those three eggs to a drier spot or do I leave it and just see what happens (knowing I could risk bacteria growing and entering the shells)?
TIA -- this is my first hatch so I'm nervous!
So, lockdown question -- earlier today, I added more water to my Hovabator Genesis to up the humidity (used a straw and went through the vent opening) --- I just shined a flashlight in there to count the number of pipped eggs and realized that I must have overfilled a chamber and there looks to be water on the non-slip liner (breathable liner I put over the wire) and the wet surface is under at least three eggs.
Do I risk the drop in temp and humidity (with 4 eggs currently starting the pipping process) to move those three eggs to a drier spot or do I leave it and just see what happens (knowing I could risk bacteria growing and entering the shells)?
TIA -- this is my first hatch so I'm nervous!
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