i should have known better

[lynda66]

tisn't a crime honest, and thats why i had problems with my first 2 hatchings, the temp was out by a few degrees, i think if it's too low the egg nutritio runs out before they are ready to hatch as they develop slower, so haven't the energy to hatch ... that was deffo my theory, cos i got a reasonable hatch for the time of year when the temp was right, i did a dry incubation anyway, so wasn't too concerned with the humidity, especially as it was winter and kept raining lol