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1. Their feathers grow at the same rate as a normal chick but their body grows faster. More mass means more insulation which ends up making you warmer. So yes you could probably put them out a little earlier than other chicks. 2. 3 feet by 2 feet is not very big for a brooder, I would say no...

I think as long as she is not in pain that she should be okay.

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6/29 so far

Hey what should the humidity be for lockdown?

Tommorow is lockdown day!The only scary thing is the bator got to 107 and thats without joking! Yeah well, I'll have to see. Otherwise I'm going to TSC

hmmm...... isn't today the first of April or something?!!!!! Fine I won't spoil it for anyone else!!!!!

yeah, I have a little giant still air too. I only used it once and got 15/29 to hatch and I did everything you are not supposed to do. the temp would go up to 106 and then down to 94 and all over the place but yet somehow I still managed a good hatch. Right now I've got 27 eggs in my bator set...

I have a Meyer hatchery gift certificate worth $40 that I cannot see myself using. I am willing to trade or sell it for something. Give me an offer, thanks!

27 out of 29 seem fertile but I probably missed some.

t-minus 15 days till hatch

17 more days!

I would buy a book.

Hey guess what! I set 29 eggs too. Hey what should the humidity be at? mine is at 40%

I was wondering what the temperature should be in a still air incubator. The thermometer is on top of the eggs.