If the membrane is to dry use a little coconut oil to moisten. But you have gotten good advice so far. Some take longer than others. Be patient (this is the hardest thing to do) if the chick starts chirping really loud (seems distressed inside the egg) or stops moving alot then thays when I...
Looks to me all pullets.. i am not seeing any saddle feathers as of right now. And combs are all about a normal size for pullets. Roos or normally more red then these.But I could be wrong.
Example. This one is three weeks and I am 99% sure it's a roo
Hens normal take a break on the winter months. Since yours are a year old they could be just getting to their first molt, which will slow and often stop them from laying because they need all their energy/nutrition for that.
You can try putting the new chicks under her at night. Watch closely the next morning to see if she has accepted them or not. It just depends on her. I had a broody hen accept chicks weeks after she has hatched.
So possible but possibly not possible. All you can do it try. You said she is...
All the eggs should be ok. They younger one will get moved around when the others hatch so turning won't be to much of an issue.
I have never tried it but the humidity may be OK for it but it may have a little extra moisture in it when time to hatch and you may need to watch it when time to hatch.
He is spending yet another night at the vet hospital. They took the catherer out this evening. He is doing good, content and purring, hasn't eaten much but he is a picky eater. Vet called and said tomorrow he should be able to come home. They want to watch him for another 12 hrs and...
Is there a thermometer that can work long distance? I am looking for one if possible that I can see the temperature and humidity in an incubator at school when I am at home. Just so we know it's OK on the weekends. I am confident my incubator will keep the temperature and humidity where it...