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    oh. i bought some saran wrap stuff.

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    so in order to avoid this issue in the future, what is a reliable hygrometer to buy?

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    Re: ideal humidity for incubation?

    Quote Originally Posted by se7en View Post
    so in order to avoid this issue in the future, what is a reliable hygrometer to buy?
    That is the big question lol.
    I just buy a bunch and salt test them to check how accurate they are. Most accurate ones I've got are swell reptiles Hygrometers.
    I know alot of people buy AcuRite Hygrometers but there not really easy to come by in the UK but I managed to get one online but it was really rubbish. I assumed I just got a faulty one or something but because of the shipping time and cost I just decided to never use them again.
    Good Luck

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    Just some questions inspired by this thread.

    Do you put the hygrometer in the tub with the eggs? Most hygrometer come with probes (that I've seen), How do you / should You set your hygrometer up to read in your egg box? Do you put one in every egg box?

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    Re: ideal humidity for incubation?

    The Accurite probed thermo/ hygrom is one of the more reliable ones to order off Amazon. Don't settle for the cheaper ones and risk inaccurate temp and humidity readings. I recently used a inferior brand and had to deal with a inaccurate temp reading. One in each egg tub is safer.
    Last edited by Albert Clark; 06-26-2016 at 09:56 AM.
    Stay in peace and not pieces.

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    Re: ideal humidity for incubation?

    Quote Originally Posted by Albert Clark View Post
    The Accurite probed thermo/ hygrom is one of the more reliable ones to order off Amazon. Don't settle for the cheaper ones and risk inaccurate temp and humidity readings. I recently used a inferior brand and had to deal with a inaccurate temp reading. One in each egg tub is safer.
    This. That way you can monitor the temp/humidity in each egg tub without opening it.

    Also if you use the Press n Seal make sure that condensation isn't dripping off of it onto your eggs. An easy way to do that is to make a low point in one corner so any condensation gathers there and then runs down the side of the egg tub.

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    Re: ideal humidity for incubation?

    Quote Originally Posted by Albert Clark View Post
    The Accurite probed thermo/ hygrom is one of the more reliable ones to order off Amazon. Don't settle for the cheaper ones and risk inaccurate temp and humidity readings. I recently used a inferior brand and had to deal with a inaccurate temp reading. One in each egg tub is safer.


    this one AC?

    https://www.acurite.com/digital-indo...ock-00592.html

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    well, i stopped at home depot, and they had the $11 digital accurite one.

    it's saying 88 degrees and 94% humidity in the tub now, so that's a lot close to ideal.


    thanks again for all the input. this being my first clutch ever, i sure i won't stop worrying until i see the babies hatch and all healthy.

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