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Mine has a high temp alarm that I can hear from the bedroom. I incubate in my laundry room. Come hatch time I have to get up every two hours and check. Yes I am one of those. My new ducklings are in my kitchen right now because it's cold outside. But it's something entertaining for the...

so sorry!

Here is all of them. One early quitter, one late quitter and one that internally pipped with a foot. I didn't catch that until too late but not sure what I could have done about it. But on a happy note, here are my 4 babies. No idea what breed other than cute cute duckies:celebrate I'll try...

That's so neat. Mine is red heeler mix from the shelter. She is very protective of all the animals. Some folks are going to get great dogs at a bargin. I too wish you were closer.

Number 3 is out and in the brooder. 6 hours from pip to hatch. A world record for me. 50plus hour baby still cheeping in the egg. And the other 2 :confused:

What you gonna do with all those hatched puppies:wee:love

I don't understand this hatch at all. The egg that just pipped this morning is zipping. The first egg to pip, about 52 hours ago hasn't zipped. Although he's been peeping ever time I talk to him. So I thought I would peel him a little bit. Yikes blood! :he

Here are the peeper s. Still a little shy.

Two out, four to go. Two of the four pipped and think ones a late quitter. One has a weird air cell with a big dip on one side don't know about that one either.

I have dirty eggs in the incubator. I would raise babies from the clean egg duck but the drake does not know how to properly employ the corkscrew.

My little girl lays clean eggs.