No Hervein, ya hear??!I am so excited for lockdown! I need to stay busy so I don't "Herve" the eggs!
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No Hervein, ya hear??!I am so excited for lockdown! I need to stay busy so I don't "Herve" the eggs!
So true. I set eggs 3 consecutive days and they're very different.Yes, there is a lot of growth during the last couple of days. Unless they pip into a blood vessel and the chick did not develop correctly, they will be fine.
X2Hey, Kalalyn, you might want to throw some paper towels down over that newspaper. The newspaper is too slick for the chicks to stand on and some think it can lead to splayed legs and/or slipped tendons. I always keep it layered - 6 layers of newspaper, two layers of paper towels - for the first week, news paper and shavings the second week.
Some of mine have pipped lower than the air cell line and are fine. We could even see their beaks/heads and there was no fluid or bleeding. Remember that during the 3 days of lockdown the cells likely get bigger, so our lines aren't up to date! A few of mine were 1 to 1.5 cm below. If it was significantly lower pipping, then I would be concerned.
I put mine in hatcher today...few hrs ahead,,,I was not available for tomorrow<<<busy building coops ,,,I just had a Jersey Giant pullet /hen go broody...She setting on Dk Cornish/Jersey Giant. I using them for meaties.Ok <<Back to eggs..I think I threw one EE/Ameracauna and one Japaneses. Recount with pics,,,,
I filled the bator back up....ones one the left will got to hatcher this week,,ones on right are new setter,,,
Cyn, Honey, please take that "he he" graphic off your post. The large version on the right of the screen under 'recent pictures' is going to make me have a seizure! It's driving me nuts.........
Question...The 50 is different. They will not get stuck in the same way.
If you have a 50, you need someone to build you a big brooder LOL