CongratsHatch #3,
we got 5 out of 8. 1 IB from my eggs, 2 Bronze, 1 Bronze w/ white flights, and 1 BS that might be IBBS or Bronze BS. My 2 eggs from Kathy in CA didn't hatch.One was a late quitter and the other was malpositioned and never made the int. pip, one of mine also didn't pip internally due to malpositioning.
So prettyHatch #3,
we got 5 out of 8. 1 IB from my eggs, 2 Bronze, 1 Bronze w/ white flights, and 1 BS that might be IBBS or Bronze BS. My 2 eggs from Kathy in CA didn't hatch.One was a late quitter and the other was malpositioned and never made the int. pip, one of mine also didn't pip internally due to malpositioning.
This is what i wrote 2 weeks ago, i thought this chick is either spalding pied(from the spalding pied hen) or bronze silver pied(coming from the bronze white eye hen), and today 4 chicks hatched from this pen, one of the eggs was from the bronze white eye hen, i knew that because i was there when she laid her egg so i marked the egg with *bronze w/e*, and guess what the chick hatched from this egg is Bronze silver piedDo you guys think this a silver pied chick?
It has few colored feathers on his neck and his back, also 3 or 4 colored feathers on the right wing. I have seen some whites peafowls before with few colored feathers which people just call it white not sp, so is this a sp?
He came out from my bronze pen, the male is splading bronze split white and bs, he is penned with three hens, a bronze white eye, splading bronze hen and splading pied hen.
I'm not sure if i can get sp chicks from this pen, i will try to take better pictures tomorrow.
What is your hatcher humidity level? maybe you can try hatching them in your incubator next time with increasing the humidity? Its preferably to not open the hatcher door at the last 3 days so the humidity don't decreases in the hatcher, when the humidity decreases the chick will stick with the egg shell and he will not be able to hatch, if you need to open the door to add some water you only open the once every six hours, i use something like this for my incubator so i can add the water in the last 3 days without opening the door and i noticed i started to get better hatching rate.
I wonder if anyone else uses Lysol in their incubators/hatchers? I use strictly Clorox bleach and I always clean them several days before use and then let them sit open to air dry for those few days. So sorry, can you try leaving them in the incubator to hatch next time? Just a thought.
What is your hatcher humidity level? maybe you can try hatching them in your incubator next time with increasing the humidity? Its preferably to not open the hatcher door at the last 3 days so the humidity don't decreases in the hatcher, when the humidity decreases the chick will stick with the egg shell and he will not be able to hatch, if you need to open the door to add some water you only open the once every six hours, i use something like this for my incubator so i can add the water in the last 3 days without opening the door and i noticed i started to get better hatching rate.
