It shouldn't still be under the dome. As soon as you see green cotyledons, they need oxygen and CO2, not 80+ RH. at 75-80rh, stomata close entirely to prevent drowning in the air moisture, the entire premise of high humidity during germination is to keep the moisture consistently high enough to give the seed time to break out the shell without drying out, other than that you do not need high RH for a seedling so long as you keep her supplied with water at the rootzones and your not running extreme condtions she will be fine. 0.04% of the air is CO2, let us not raise RH to 75 %+ and lower that precious, vital 0.04% CO2 to 0.0001%. The plant needs to perform gas exchange before it can photosynthesize. Akin to strangling someone to death, cutting off their air supply, then wondering why they keep stretching to get outta hell.
Gluck.