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no heat here, just for the water venting is key, and keeping the right number of birds per sq ft for "body heat"

-30F many mornings last winter here, nobody got their bags balmed and no one was the worse for wear

there are some discussions on the ABC forums involving the crosses for lacing in the blues

umm, eggs come from the other end

the day they start to crow

I got my target #'s from a couple breeders in my area that hatch a few thousand Ameraucana chicks annually

35-45% incubating,,,50-60% in the hatcher works for me if you are in a humid climate the incubator might just need to run dry to achieve that level I've only hatched a couple hundred maybe someone with more experience will chime in,,,,,,

mad science is everywhere!

sorry but I don't see a color that defines this bird as "blue",,,,the tan/brown shouldn't be present,,,jmo I saw you post on the other thread, if you noticed none of the experienced breeders commented

always have oyster shell and grit available

I've actually read from a much respected breeder it's more like 10 years and 10's of thousands of dollars in stock, feed, raising hundreds of birds per year,, to get this done,then you need to find at minimum 6 other folks with the resources, desire, and "sticktoitiveness",,,, he is also one of...