I didn't get mine in until a few days later. I had to dig out & set up another incubator so I have a few days more than you to wait. I willl ;et debi know about the Pita Pinta when the time comes though.
Thank you for responding! I am hoping that all of you who took Pita Pinta eggs get some to hatch for you! Fertility in my 2 pens has been interesting. I switched out cockerels at the end of March because I didn't like how the one cockerel was developing and he also was not doing his job. The 2nd one was younger and it took him a while but he seems to be doing what he is supposed to do now if the hens would just lay more eggs! They have had mites and getting rid of them has been a process. Zorro is in a pen with 8 of his daughters. They are laying eggs like crazy but not all of them are fertile. Maybe 8 is too many for him or he just doesn't like some of them. I'm thinking about winding down on my Pita Pinta breeding for the year and switch to my Langshan. Only having 3 breeding pens is the pits!
Please post how your hatch goes! I just put my swap eggs from the party into lockdown this morning. They are due to hatch Monday-Tuesday.
I didnt get everything in the incubator right away and I think my temps are a bit low so mine may be a bit later but everything in there now was developing. I have 7 CLB eggs 1 Barred Holland and from Neal 3 RIR and 8 Delaware. So everyone should be easily identifiable.
And the hatching has just started at my house with a silky chick and a Wyandotte pip I think all of the Pita pinta eggs made lockdown... But I couldn't tell you what was on the shells of these.
