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Prolonged Incubation of Goose Eggs
Just some of the babies we have been graced with this spring....Greetings to all -
Prolonged Incubation of Goose Eggs
Unfortunatly no...Just finished dissecting the eggs. 1 was unfertilised and very, very smelly. 2 were black blobs of undevelopd embryo (I imagine they stopped developing due to the power cut around the 15th day) and 2 fully developed goslings that I can only think didn't hatch due to being moved... -
Prolonged Incubation of Goose Eggs
Thank you for your reply. The information posted on Pete55's post was very informative and helpful. It was my main source of reference throughout the incubation... -
Prolonged Incubation time for Goose Eggs
The only reason I cn give is that we hd a power cut on the 19th day for about 6 -7 hrs. However, I am uncertain if this could be cause as the other eggs hatched mor or less on time.- GMacQ
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Prolonged Incubation of Goose Eggs
Good Evening to all foul enthusiasts.... I am currently incubating Greylag eggs. I started with 10 eggs, of which 4 have successfully hatched and are now 7 - 9 days old (having hatched between days 27 -29). The 5th egg died at the last stage of hatching. My question is with the remaining 5... -
Prolonged Incubation time for Goose Eggs
Many Thanks. Shall do that now..- GMacQ
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Prolonged Incubation time for Goose Eggs
Good Evening to all foul enthusiasts.... I am currently incubating Greylag eggs. I started with 10 eggs, of which 4 have successfully hatched and are now 7 - 9 days old (having hatched between days 27 -29). The 5th egg died at the last stage of hatching. My question is with the remaining 5...- GMacQ
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