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it can actually go BOTH ways,, theres a "wet hatch" that you raise the hum. on the last 3 days,,, and a "dry hatch" where you dont raise it above 40%,,, I THINK,,, ive never tried the dry hatch yet,, but some swear by it.
I've never done the dry hatch until the long ordeal thats been going on with Miss Lulu's eggs. I had to take her remaining and put them in the bator. She had hatched two on her on and another hen was laying in the nest while she was setting. I had to make Lulu come off the nest and care for her biddies on day 4. Her eggs in the bator I had no idea what day they were on and have other eggs in there so raising the humitity was a gamble so I didn't. All the 7 eggs that hatched did fine although I was prepared for chick with stuck shell and everything. Thank goodness it didn't happen.
Happy hatching everyone!!!!
it can actually go BOTH ways,, theres a "wet hatch" that you raise the hum. on the last 3 days,,, and a "dry hatch" where you dont raise it above 40%,,, I THINK,,, ive never tried the dry hatch yet,, but some swear by it.
I've never done the dry hatch until the long ordeal thats been going on with Miss Lulu's eggs. I had to take her remaining and put them in the bator. She had hatched two on her on and another hen was laying in the nest while she was setting. I had to make Lulu come off the nest and care for her biddies on day 4. Her eggs in the bator I had no idea what day they were on and have other eggs in there so raising the humitity was a gamble so I didn't. All the 7 eggs that hatched did fine although I was prepared for chick with stuck shell and everything. Thank goodness it didn't happen.
