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7Brett7
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Message To: Curious In reference to Message Id: 200268
SUPER QUICK QUESTION 
Humididty isnt a really important factor when incubating your eggs. What matters is how your eggs are physically looking as they incubate. For instance, if your eggs are starting to dent in, you may have to bring the humididty up. And if your eggs are starting to sweat early into the incubation period, you may want to bring the humidity down, and slightly pad them with a paper towel, to remove excess moisture. Good luck
P.S. My eggs are jsut about t hatch hopefully, and my humidity ranges from 70 to 90, and the eggs have been doing great! ~Brett G. 
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