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Fantastic! Congratulations, you have a brooder full!

:wee

I usually try not to go over 55 when hatching, but I see people go to around 70, I assume the fluctuations would be o.k. but I'm just not sure. I do know for me and where I live, I have a better hatch rate and less problems when humidity is lower.

:pop Remind me again, where did you get the incubator covers/cozy?

Do you remember what your humidity ran with the Polyester lace? Also, is your weather more humid this time of year vs. last time you hatched? Just curious. I can get really humid here.

Pretty eggs! :pop Cotton shoe string!:pop

Thank you for the update! I will be interested to see the results of cotton vs. polyester.

I wish you a successful hatch! I was hoping to hear better results from the shoe string method, but I may still give it a try. It seems like I have to babysit mine as is, so it's worth a shot anyway.

:pop Is the coozie something new too or have you used that before?

This is interesting for sure. I think I'll try it on my next hatch too.

I just watched a quick video of it. The shoestring I suppose will wick the water into the incubator. Might be something to try. I've found it tedious to control humidity in the NR360, could just be me, but I don't have the same problem with my "cheaper" Farm Innovators incubator.

Had to look it up. All I can tell you is try it out and see how well it works for you. If you give it a try, report back and let us know how well it helps control your humidity.