Recent content by UrbanMamaHen

Congrats on your baby. I just recently gave away my flock and coops - relocated. Still kept my incubators though. Yes, stay safe.

I was hoping to get $100 (or best offer) for each plus shipping. One ECO 20 is well-used, but the second one has been used just several times. The Mini Advance has been used about six times. I got the second ECO 20 and the Mini Advance so I can hatch multiple sets of eggs one year - during...

I know. It's been great keeping and hatching rare breeds. Gave all of my chickens to a friend who has two acres so they've gone to a good home. This friend was the one who gave me 18 fertile eggs eight years ago and started my hatching "addiction".

Still available.

I am moving and have to give up my chickens and incubating chicks habit!!! I have two Brinsea ECO 20 and one Mini Advance. If you are interested in these incubators, please PM me.

I have two Brinsea 20 ECO and one Brinsea Mini Advance available for sale. Please message me if interested in buying. $100 each OBO plus shipping.

I haven't any luck keeping a Cemani rooster. Is anyone who got eggs from CJ on this thread breeding AC, and have good stock? :fl If you do, I have cream legbar eggs - Rees line that I'd love to trade. Just PM me. Thanks. Hope everyone has been well and staying cool this summer. :frow

Have you gotten eggs/chicks yet? How many are you interested in getting?

How are you doing? Hope all is well.

Have a bunch of Cream Legbar chicks hatched yesterday. $15 for pullets. Still have some unspoken for. Please PM me if interested.

If you move the cage with bedding/nest that she hatched the chicks into the coop, she should continue to care for them. My broody hen tended to her chicks for 10 weeks, and didn't leave them until after I removed the nest box that she brooded them in. The chicks were almost as big as she.

I think broodies and their chicks need to be separated from the rest of the flock to avoid aggressive behaviors. My brother didn't separate a broody with her chicks from the other hens (he didn't know as it was his first experience having a broody), and came home from work to find all the...

The hen I got from your eggs proved to be a great foster mom. She went broody at the same time I had seven Cream Legbar chicks recently hatched (ranging from a couple days old to week-old). As she was broody for only two days, I put one chick in her nest box to test if she would accept it. I...

So true!:bow