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I'm in Florida...

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I'm going to try. My friend has a pair of phoenixes so I'm going to see if I can get an egg or two from them.

Neither of my phoenixes lived unfortunately.

Unfortunately, neither of the eggs lived.

Your leo did that?? I've been bitten by my leo a few times and I could barely feel the teeth. Being bit by an anole honestly hurt worse but I guess if it was a bigger leo it would hurt more.

So for chicken eggs, the temp should be around 100-101 degrees Fahrenheit. The humidity should be from 40%-60% but I usually keep it closer to 40%.

If you didn't already know, chicks take 3 weeks to incubate and hatch. The hatch date usually fluctuates about 1-2 days before or after the expected hatch date depending on the humidity. Higher humidity (50%-60%) usually results in a later hatch. Lower humidity (40%-50%) usually results in an...

You would let it run for a few days just to be sure the temp and humidity don't fluctuate too much and become harmful to the embryos. Personally, I never leave it running for a few days before I put them in and have never had any issues.

It’s just annoying how people think I’m that dumb to not see the crack that’s obviously there 🙄

I usually candle my eggs at day 3, 7, and 14. Day 3 I sometimes see little veins but other times I see nothing. Day 7 is when you should see some major veins.

Oh my gosh why do you even care so much about a crack? I was asking about the blood ring and so far everybody has been focused on crack instead of the blood ring. If I wanted to start a conversation on cracks in eggs I’m incubating, I would’ve posted about that instead. It’s my eggs and I’m...

Since phoenix’s are exotic and kinda pricey I put it in there anyways. I’m sure though that the crack wasn’t the cause of the blood ring.

Thank you

I’m knew to this and I didn’t know what it was. Sorry I didn’t realize it was dead.