The scientific name for limes is Citrus aurantifolia and there are two main types of limes found in the U.S. are key and Tahitian. Tahitian limes contain less acid than key limes. Lemons are a cross between limes and citron and have been around for about 2,500 years.
Ive looked at quite a few sites and they say to incubate chicken eggs at 60 to 65% humidity for the first 18 days and then 19-21 up it to 65 to 70% humidity. when he asked what the humidity level needed to be i replied saying this and he said no.
What is the correct incubation humidity for hatching eggs and why are there so many different recommendations from incubation manufacturers? What is the correct incubation humidity for hatching eggs and why are there so many different recommendations from incubation manufacturers?