All of these chick pics make me want Friday to come NOW!! Lockdown this evening
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16 have been moved to the brooder.Mine is also a turken x easter egger mix!! Share a pic once he's fluffy!!
Am not gona say am jealous..but am jealous they are16 have been moved to the brooder.
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Here is one of the EE Nn mixes. View attachment 3060107
Which egg photo? @ShannonsChimkens posted a picture of one of her eggs hatching in here, maybe that's the one you saw?
This little one is a blondie Gonna be blonde.
Oh!Mine are just standard emu colors. Pyxis you have the perty blondes what I would give to have one of the remaining 11 eggs come out as a blonde lol
Not a dumb question at all! I believe it is possible that the higher temps could speed things along a bit. I know if momma is hot she will be giving off more heat to the eggs. I know in my incubator the middle is warmer than the outside so I rotate around to get more even growth but still end up with one or two that hatch early and one or two that hatch later! So glad they’re doing well still!I candled both of my eggs last night, and they're both alive! I'll have to upload the videos @room took sometime today. They're both squirmy little wormies.
Possibly dumb question, but does anyone know if hot weather could speed up the hatching process? Last week it jumped from the 60s to the 90s for a few days. I'm just wondering if they'll maybe hatch a little early now.
Nice!My early bird is out! It pipped on the wrong end around 10hrs ago. Once it started zipping it made it out fairly quick. View attachment 3059127
This is very true!I'm just throwing this out there unsolicited. And my perspective probably comes from the fact that I'm incubating dark eggs that are hard to see into.
I would probably feel differently if I hatched white or light eggs.
But it seems like some people are very impatient to pull eggs during incubation.
In general, I pull eggs that leak or stink, but if I'm iffy on an egg, I just keep it in the incubator till it is an obvious quitter. That usually doesn't happen for me till transfer to the hatcher.
You definitely don't want an egg to explode in the incubator but, If the egg isn't infected, it won't hurt anything to keep it in the incubator - in my mind.
In my experience stinkers are the exploders. Leakers just get stuck to the turner so that they are difficult to remove without breaking the egg.
That is good news!So out of 69 eggs.. (not just my EHAL eggs but other ones I set last/this month..) I had 2 quitters. That's including the turkey eggs. 0 as of rn for them. I'm amazed at my chickens and incubator lol
They look good!14 hatched so far! If I’m counting right… it looks like I have 6 fully feather chicks and 8 naked necks! Kinda hard to tell for certain with everyone running around. Lol I’m am pretty excited about 3 out of 5 marans came out as naked necksView attachment 3059787View attachment 3059789View attachment 3059790View attachment 3059792