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    DRY INCUBATION and AIR SAC MONITORING!?!?

    One of the times I took the lid off and set it down something hit the little fan. I was so worried it broke. I turned it off and looked but it was fine. I didn't want that to happen again so I unplugged it. So from now on I will have a clear desk to place the lid on.
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    DRY INCUBATION and AIR SAC MONITORING!?!?

    I had that happen to me. Mine were fine. I encourage you to make sure the lid is on securely. Once or twice I noticed my lid was not put back on correctly and the numbers were a little off. Hope that helps. Yay! It's so exciting to see the veins!
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    DRY INCUBATION and AIR SAC MONITORING!?!?

    I agree!
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    DRY INCUBATION and AIR SAC MONITORING!?!?

    Hoping for the best for your shipped eggs!
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    DRY INCUBATION and AIR SAC MONITORING!?!?

    They do sound delicious and they are but they don't have a hint of chocolate in the meat. Lol Candling was by far the funnest part. I learned a ton and my kids did too. If I would have cracked open all the eggs when the first one hatched I would have had 4 more turkeys and a duck most...
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    DRY INCUBATION and AIR SAC MONITORING!?!?

    Thank you! The hardest part was waiting! It seemed so slow. The first candling I didn't see much. My chicken eggs were so dark I really couldn't see much the whole time. The turkeys take longer so it took longer to see things that I had looked at in candle photos I have seen online. It might...
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    DRY INCUBATION and AIR SAC MONITORING!?!?

    Hello, I just finished my first hatch. I did it dry and it went well. Well a few things went wrong but I did end up with 7 baby turkeys and 2 chicks. I candled mine more times then I should have but it was amazing at the end to see the little babies moving. My kids loved it too. I learned so...
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    Barred rock hen or rooster?

    One of mine had colors like your but it was a hen (because she was a farm store bird). She didn't have the long saddle and tail feathers or a comb so tall so young. I agree with the other posts.
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    Can someone tell me what breed are these?

    Can I vote on cuteness too. Very cute and beautiful mixes. I love all the diff feather color patterns. I can't wait to hatch some of my barn yard mixes.
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    I have a 7 week old Easter Egger that I need help sexing

    I have a few girls who are shaped like your girl. They are hens! Looking at the shape is one things but the bright flashy color patterns that don't blend is what have really made my Roos stand out. Also the saddle feathers on my Roos are much longer. All my Roos also grew long tail feathers...
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    Tom or Hen???

    I agree pics will help. I also think it's most likely a dominant hen. I have 2 hens and I mostly get 1 egg a day. I got 2 for a while then back to 1.
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    Can anyone tell me if these are true Aracuana chicks?

    My EE eggs are large to extra large eggs. They lay blue, green, olive and brown eggs depending on the bird. I had a beautiful Sussuex but he didn't make it. He was a nice big bird but got week when I changed him off the starter feed. I was new with chickens and didn't see the signs till too...
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    Can anyone tell me if these are true Aracuana chicks?

    I mean 2 yrs since my EE's were chicks.
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    Can anyone tell me if these are true Aracuana chicks?

    Hope someone else comments. It's been 2 yrs since I had my EE's. All my local farm stored carry EE's and don't label them right. I have not had a yellow one. They r great friendly birds. I have 4 kids and picked kind breeds for that reason. They r my smallest ones but super hardy and pop out...
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    Can anyone tell me if these are true Aracuana chicks?

    That is what my EE's looked like.
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