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These two are roos The rest all look to be pullets so far.

Thank you! She’s a golden partridge Brahma! :)

Perfect! best keep the incubator closed at this stage. you’re doing everything right from the looks of it! :D

An hour is normal… id just let it be it’s already come this far :fl

Looks like a Pullet to me! :D

How long has it been like this ? it’s probably best to leave it be in the incubator and give it a while for it to fully hatch. You could try helping it, just make sure to remove the egg shell very carefully so you don’t injure the chick.

It sounds like the best option would be to start the incubation at home and then transport the eggs to the school to finish the remaining 2 weeks. This way, you can ensure that the eggs are incubated properly at the beginning and then finish the process at the school. It's important to make sure...

Some sort of sex link

Wyandottes and Buff Orpingtons are both dual-purpose breeds, meaning they can be raised for both meat and eggs. While they are not specifically bred for meat production, they can still be good meat birds! :)

There could be a number of respiratory problems that could be causing the chick's sneezing. Some of the most common respiratory problems in chicks include infectious bronchitis, mycoplasma, and avian influenza. if it is one of these illnesses it’s most likely that the other chicks will have the...

Blue Australorp The Production Blue is a cross between a Rhode Island Red and a Blue Australorp.

Too young to be 100% certain as the hackle and saddle feathers haven’t came in yet, but from the look of that comb i’m gonna say cockerel.. The one in the back looks like a pullet :)

Mine love sweet stuff like bananas they won’t touch the leafy greens i’ve tried to feed them….except for my plants in the garden :oops:

Barred rocks and Leghorns tend to be a good mix with RIR’s from my experience.

looks like a pullet but a closer view of the hackle and saddle feathers would help :D