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post #81 of 636
12/4/09 at 7:16am

Bumpimg this one for my own reference, it was hard to find

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post #82 of 636
12/4/09 at 7:24am
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Originally Posted by abooth 

Bumpimg this one for my own reference, it was hard to find


I believe it's been added as a sticky in this section too in case you need to find it again.  http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=261876  It's the last link in the opening of this thread  smile

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post #83 of 636
12/7/09 at 2:57pm
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For now, I'll go ahead and sticky this in the main part of this forum. It is a link within the sticky in this section, but admittedly, it can be a challenge to find.

Thanks for all the nice comments! It was a fun thread to assemble! I'm open to any comments or suggestions on how to make the thread better for the next time. I'll try to put this into a BYC page over x mas break. It's that research crunch time atm!

Need egg candling reference pics? Click HERE!
2011 Coop build! Click Here!

 

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Need egg candling reference pics? Click HERE!
2011 Coop build! Click Here!

 

I'm no expert, there is always something to learn, and my birds are livestock, so... yes, I may be quite blunt. wink.png

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post #84 of 636
12/7/09 at 3:14pm

Thank  you, thank you, for the video


I was spellbound enjoyed it , informative, colors really hold one's attention

Sandi

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post #85 of 636
12/9/09 at 4:02pm

Hello...

May I ask how the egg candling pixs are taken? I tried that a few months back but it doesn't turn out like what is shown...

Thanks!

- Tommy

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Red Junglefowls, Grey Junglefowls, American Onagadori, Champion Class A-B Serama, Pheasants (Red & Yellow Goldens, Pure Silvers, Reeves, Lady Amherst, etc.) and Quails (Mountain, California Valley, Gambel's, etc.)
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post #86 of 636
12/9/09 at 4:25pm

Best pictures of daily progression that I've ever seen.   I'm going to save it at the bottom of My Page along with other posts that I never want to lose track of.   THANKS!

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"Gee, what can I do for Joe Bryant today."

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Breathes there a woman with soul so dead who never once looked up and said,
"Gee, what can I do for Joe Bryant today."

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post #87 of 636
12/10/09 at 11:57am

hit  WAAAAH!!!  just read thru' all 9 pages of posts, not peeking ahead [and the pix and videos are fantastic!], only to discover the pictures of the peeps aren't there! barnie Worse yet, I can't find them!  NOR can I find the construction instructions for that great looking 'bator!  HELP please~ bow

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I believe in miracles.  In fact, I DEPEND on them! DH for 43 years, 2 daughters, 2 grand-Ds, 8 Papillons, 3 Toy Fox Terriers, 1 Yorkie, 7 laying pullets, 2 immature pullets
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post #88 of 636
12/10/09 at 12:20pm
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hit  WAAAAH!!!  just read thru' all 9 pages of posts, not peeking ahead [and the pix and videos are fantastic!], only to discover the pictures of the peeps aren't there! barnie Worse yet, I can't find them!  NOR can I find the construction instructions for that great looking 'bator!  HELP please~ bow


The photos of the peeps are at the bottom of the first post and you can see the progressive updated ones on my flickr page, link in my signature line (set Hatchlings November 2009).  Anyone local want a rooster from the hatch?  I have 4....  big_smile

As far as the bator, you'll have to ask silkiechicken...but I can tell you that it works great!  I love not having to monitor the temp or humidity.  Just plug it, keep it full and let it go!  Right now we are hatching out 5 more eggs (day 21 will be Saturday) and I'm putting 20+ silkie eggs in this weekend before I have to give it back to silkiechicken in January hit  tongue.

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post #89 of 636
12/11/09 at 10:39pm

Can someone explain please.  Have candled & at day 9 what I see starting at the pointed end of 4 out of 7 good eggs is a seperation of egg white still there taking up about a 4th or 5th of the egg, is that a problem; movement seen easily in 2 of these 4 eggs.  The egg white part is also at a slant; my eggs are setting at a slant in the rack & turned 3 to 5 x's daily.  The other 3 eggs don't show egg white at the pointed end, they are just solid mass.  Am using the "dry incubation" method with humidity at around 40-45 degrees, with lowering to 25 or more before adding water & up to the 40's again.  What part does the egg white play in the development, is it moisture?

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"You must be the change you wish to see in the world - The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated" - Gandhi          *member:Faverolles Fanciers of America*
*Just Bantams* Salmon & Blue S Faverolles. All my hubby asks is I don't have 90 chickens again. Boxer, 2  Chihuahuas, koi fish & an Amazon parrot who will out live us all.
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post #90 of 636
12/12/09 at 3:59am

"Better late than never."
I just learned that if those fantastic photos are clicked, they instantly become much larger and even more clear.

Breathes there a woman with soul so dead who never once looked up and said,
"Gee, what can I do for Joe Bryant today."

The best laid plans of mice and men go oft' awry.
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Breathes there a woman with soul so dead who never once looked up and said,
"Gee, what can I do for Joe Bryant today."

The best laid plans of mice and men go oft' awry.
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