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Incubating some eggs?
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<blockquote data-quote="warped04" data-source="post: 1391527" data-attributes="member: 26774"><p>i haven't hatched in a long time, usually been buying them already hatched. The humidity is not supposed to be too high in the beginning because it will hurt the developing chicks but needs to be high in the end to help them break the shell. </p><p></p><p>I'd just go for it and realize your success rate might not be 100%. Remember hens do it without gauges and they make it work. I know that you can't drop below 99 and can't go above 103 degrees or they'll die.</p><p></p><p>21 day incubation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="warped04, post: 1391527, member: 26774"] i haven't hatched in a long time, usually been buying them already hatched. The humidity is not supposed to be too high in the beginning because it will hurt the developing chicks but needs to be high in the end to help them break the shell. I'd just go for it and realize your success rate might not be 100%. Remember hens do it without gauges and they make it work. I know that you can't drop below 99 and can't go above 103 degrees or they'll die. 21 day incubation. [/QUOTE]
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