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    Re: Monitoring humidity in egg tub?

    So what are the signs to look for? How much dimpling is too much? I noticed a little bit of dimpling in my eggs. Very TINY bumps They were laid 6 days ago. I have a probe and a hygrometer. The probe said 75. The hygrometer says 90. I am wondering if my probe is off.



    Quote Originally Posted by Alicia View Post
    The eggs themselves are the best gauges of proper humidity, they never lie. That said, I bought one of these this year, for trying out MI:
    http://beanfarm.com/product_info.php...oducts_id=5704

    It is not super cheap, but it's working really well for me.

    Editing to clarify: Yep, the humidity is indeed taken at the probe, so the body of the thermometer can sit outside the cage/incubator/whatever. Its reaction time seems pretty quick, too.
    Last edited by CeeJay; 06-24-2013 at 11:28 PM.

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