INCUBATING w/FRIENDS! w/Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs No problem!

kwhites634 said:

Chaos18 said:

Smack from whites too lol

DwayneNLiz said:

easier clean up stop being nit-picky!

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Ain't easier clean up. More work.

BantyChooks said:

You bake 'em that way. Well, not me- I use silicone wrappers, but most people use paper. -Banti

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What's wrong with just putting them straight in to a muffin tin?

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They stick to the tin that way, idgit, even I know that much

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chickendreams24 said:

sasafras4u2 said:

Wel all my eggs are on their way.all 66+ of them. 12 croad langhans, 12 lavender orps, 10 jubilee orps,with 2 choc orps (covered by a cockoo orp), 12 silkies, 6 ACs, 12 MPC(3 BLRW,3 EE,3 SBEL,3 CCL) oh my goodness so eggcited!

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So jealous! I would love to have that mix of eggs coming to me.

Akrnaf2 said:

It depends on the: 1 s/v ratio of the leaves 2. The plant species 3. The light wave length and intensity 4. The water and CO2 availability You can produce O2 in this reaction 2H2O2 +CATALAZE--> 2H20+O2 And now in English Peroxide + a pice of animal or plant tissue it could be a peace of liver or crushed potsto, and then you will get oxygen, but I don't think that you csn use it in your bator

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All I need to know is how to do it please? I really really wanna do this!

h2oratt said:

I go into lockdown today. I tryed to just set my polish eggs and my faryoumi eggs because I can't really tell the difference. I want half polish babies. The dad is an orp. I have 5 ee crosses under my broody. She will lockdown today also. My broody is a golden campine.

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How do you like your campine? I have been thinking about them and been interested in the for a while as we have no white layers. We got some brown leghorns this spring but they're going to be sold because they're just so flighty they're making the whole rear of the adult flock and teenagers flighty. We tried to tame them but you just can't make any headway with them.

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Chaos18 said:

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Sally Sunshine said:

enclosing one bay of huge wood shed

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Indiana Dreamin said:

Your wife must keep you busy!

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Sally Sunshine said:

Morning#
To bad my wood shed is being used for wood.
[/quote oh its got wood chickens too

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audy5000g said:

Ok I just did it. Had no time to read. Sigh. I'll read now. Is this enough?

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DwayneNLiz said:

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Akrnaf2 said:

Yes I can!

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kwhites634 said:

They stick to the tin that way, idgit, even I know that much  

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Chaos18 said:

That's why ya use a non-stick tin.

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kwhites634 said:

Look out! Here comes a big bass!

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DwayneNLiz said:

then someone uses a knife to get a muffin out and ruins the non stick coating 
or washes it with a scratchy sponge

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DwayneNLiz said:

you cant dishwash a non stick pan

 maybe just a little bit
He does not like my chickens

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Chaos18 said:

Then use a washcloth.

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Leave a LightOn said:

Having trouble keeping up, but when did anyone mention Skittles to MC Indiana Dreamin? And is everyone just pretending not to know since her first post?

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audy5000g said:

Ok I just did it. Had no time to read. Sigh. I'll read now. Is this enough?

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Sally Sunshine said:

Whooooottt! You go girllll
Looks like milk not coffee lol
How is the chick now?
You need a serious chat with the girlz
Nottaclue
sweet!

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Leave a LightOn said:

Having trouble keeping up, but when did anyone mention Skittles to MC Indiana Dreamin? And is everyone just pretending not to know since her first post?

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chickendreams24 said:

Okay ladies and gentlemen Wednesday night was lockdown and tonight will start day 21 little chickie number one is out(EE) our EE mixes always jump the gun a bit. Six or so more pips. One DIS found already looked like it quit shortly after lockdown. Had a greenish tinge to the yolk sac in a few places... Ideas?

Chickie #1 appears healthy although I haven't messed with/looked it over yet. All the pipped eggs are in a couple strawberry containers(this is my first time trying them) and they look good so far. The EE is not real thrilled about being locked up though. Lol however it's a stagger right now and the other eggs are looking great. Thankfully with the added fan my incubator runs like a champ. With great control of the humidity so as soon as these littles are out I can bring it down fast.
18 eggs left to hatch.

6 eggs under my broody grey silkie, Lovey, and she's sitting great! This is her second clutch this year.
We also have lots of eggs in the coolerbator(humidity is down where it should now) set the 27th though as expected many of them are no longer fertile from when my lf slw rooster Twitch was taken by the predator hoping for a few. Also set more eggs(last chance for chicks from Twitch-first eggs out of molt by my oegbs) on the 6th.

I can't wait! We also have the added silkie eggs that were added on the 29th from when my favorite silkie Ginger was grabbed by a predator. 6 left and I am almost sure only two are Ginger's sadly.

Next weekend is gunna be busy. Lol still I love it.

Happy hatching all!!!


Also what have I missed? Any updates on how to hatch a chick without a shell? CH you find your ducks?

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audy5000g said:

Ok I just did it. Had no time to read. Sigh. I'll read now. Is this enough?

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daxigait said:

good job!

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Indiana Dreamin said:

Some I got this morning, some I read going back. Kwhites634 Mentioned ... Idk what his name was now. It was two days ago. I saw that he was called skittles today. When he was mentioned, if you days ago I looked him up and saw some of his posts were to Motorcyclechick. Since everyone keeps mentioning that she is missing, and it was mentioned that he was missing I was assuming.

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