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    humidity inside incubator

    I am planning on converting an old fridge into an incubator. What does the humidity need to be inside the fridge? Or do I just need to be concerned with the humidity inside the egg box? If the humidity needs to be high inside the fridge then what is a good range?
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    Re: humidity inside incubator

    You need to be concerned about the humidity inside the egg box and it should be as close to 100% as possible.
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