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Posted by: Tom Keogan at Fri May 21 06:22:09 2010 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Tom Keogan ] Heather/Carey, I would like to ask you for some more info if you can like the size of incubator, size of egg container, how it was heated, air circulation in the incubator? Also what you consider moist vermiculite? Pictures would be great. Sounds like they may have been too wet, but there could be lots of reasons! I would not mist the eggs. Slightly drier is always better then too wet. They should get moisture from the air from high humidity and should be able to dimple/deflate in the last few weeks and lose some water. If the egg container is too wet they cannot lose the necessary moisture. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Hide Replies ]
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