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    What temp should my incubator be?

    i barely ever open it, just to check if the eggs are fertile. They are usually all growing, and it automatically turns every hour or so.
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    What temp should my incubator be?

    Ok, so i got an incubator, and set the temp to 37.7 celsius and 48% humidity, its automatic etc, but the thing is, my eggs arent hatching at the right times. Infact, my eggs were defo fertile, because we have 2 cockerals, but the eggs just arent hatching. Some hatch early/really late, and i hate...
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    Roo or Hen? About 25 weeks old and no crowing...

    Its a boy. If it hasnt started laying by now its a boy, also, have you checked on its legs for spurs yet? i couldnt see any, but it wasnt very clear.
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    What breed is this hen?

    Yes, she is a bantam. They are greyish black and she has feathers on her legs.
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    Need help figuring Breed of my new Rooster

    Defo a cross with Leghorn.
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    Can anyone tell me the sex of this Silkie?

    Hmmm i think its a hen, altho it is a bit young to tell atm. I would wait another month and see. Good luck! Oh, and she/he is a pretty hen!
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    What breed is this hen?

    Anyone know what breed this is? She is seperated from the others and looks tubby because shes sitting on 10 eggs!! Still not sure which breed she is, but we can put her in with silkies and she gets along fine. Any help would be nice, thank you!!
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    Normal behavior? 4 week old chicks

    They do look a tad skinny, keep a careful eye on them, and handle them a bit more. They might just be frightened, and cautious of their new surroundings. I wouldnt introduce them to the 6 week old chicks just yet, until they are old enough.
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    Is This A Roo?

    They're just establishingn their pecking order, but in a month or two you should be able to see their combs growing, and if they are more redder and bigger then the others, and you have a roo, if not, most likely a hen.
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    Dying chicks

    Erhm, well she used her own eggs like i did. Mostly silkie cross breads. She had welsummers, accept hers were about 4 weeks old, so this confuses me even more.. ><
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    Dying chicks

    Its just sprung to my mind that i was looking after some friends chicks at the same time as mine hatched. Hers were doing the exact same as mine, and i was handling the dead ones, and could of forgotten to wash my hands. I wore gloves, but didnt change my cloves or anything. She was really sad...
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    Dying chicks

    Under the lamp. They are kept inside a shed with a window. I open the window a little, and the door on the shed is always a little bit open too. The last chick when it died was about 4 days old (when i put the eggs in, i put them in in like 5 a day, as we didnt have enough eggs at the time)...
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    Dying chicks

    The brooder is 3ft by 2ft, one side has the lamp under, and the other has a little shade over it if it gets too warm. Thanks for all the advice guys! I'll soon see if the next batch of chicks are ok. If not i'll post a new thread on and see if anyone new can help.
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    Dying chicks

    The last chick died after i came back from having tea, sad times
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    Dying chicks

    I did see them eating and drinking, they were fairly lively when they hatched and seemed fine until about 2 or 3 days old.. we are feeding them on average chick crumb, and we have changed the brand after the first couple died, still no luck. They are having plain water, and are on shredded news...
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