Thanks so much for all your inputs - really appreciate it! One last, maybe dumb question, I know the eggs I received came from Wyandottes of mixed colors Could it be that the pullet all agree on is from a different color/pattern variant than the others? Or are they definitely cockerels even...
bugger :-) anyway just posting a few more pictures with numbers - hope that helps. For my understanding could you explain what makes you believe it is a she or a he :-) And at what age would there be no doubt - even for me :-) (they are 11 weeks now). Thanks for all your inputs so far!
Hi all - I have 10 dwarf Wyandotte chickens, almost 12 weeks old - problem is: I am little concerned if I have 10 roosters...:)
They are all alike - so it is 10 of a kind. Can you help me determine please! I have a attached different pictures and especially some of their tail feathers. I would...
Just received 51 wyandotte-eggs by mail – only 2 broken – very good result so far. So 49 eggs in the incubator – will be exciting! Last time I tried a new approach which seemed to work well; letting the incubator run dry for the first couple of days and then adding a bit of water later while...
Hi - it is a bit tricky as you will need a streaming server. There are some different options available on the Internet. On the hardware I use a Vivotek IP cam.
cheers
Based in Denmark - it was an optional extra purchase (in USD something like 15 or 20 if I remember correctly). Quite nice as it is really easy to adjust the heat. For the first couple of weeks I don't use it as raising the plate will do the same basically but then you can start reducing heat...
And here is the documentation pics and video
Video here: http://www.chicktalks.com/2017/05/01/12-36-hours-old-first-day-in-the-brooder/
(and for the real nerds you can follow them live here... http://www.chicktalks.com/2016/10/06/live-video-feed/ just use "backyard" as username and...
I use it from day 1 and they seem to love it! I have posted a video from under the heating plate - you can watch it here: http://www.chicktalks.com/2017/05/01/life-under-the-heating-plate/
There are 8 chicks that have all hatched within 12-36 hours. Look how they push their backs up against...
Oh no - I dropped one of my eggs when I removed the cradle on day 18...
It looks like the membrane didn't break - but will the little chick survive or did I kill it?? Take a look:
rgds Michael
Here we go again! 14 eggs ready for hatching - you can follow on my live videostream if interested. Use backyard as both user and password to login. Have fun. Will update this post when they start pipping.
http://www.chicktalks.com/2016/10/06/live-video-feed/