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So I have a converted fridge incubator with a computer can circulating the air. Also I have a helix maintaining the temps at 89-90 degrees. In my egg box I used 250g of vermiculite and pearlite with 250 grams of water. Anyways the eggs have only been in the box for a few days now and the inside of the egg box is already building up a little condensation. My first question is, is a little condensation ok this early??? And my second question is, if this condensation is a problem what are some solutions? Any advice would be greatly appreciated
Condensation is an indication of high humidity. Try and tilt the egg box a little bit so that the condensation rolls off the lid (or press-n-seal if you are using that) instead of dripping onto the eggs.