Just one thing. While I want to try again I'm thinking maybe I should wait, I'm going on a trip later this month and the estimated hatch date would coincide with the week I'll be out of town.
So I'm on day 3 of incubating a Trader Joe's fertile egg but I'm not sure if it really is fertile.
See photo below.
I'm wondering should I wait 2 more days or call it quits?
Ok, egg accidentally got cool, not cold mind you but just room temperature, which is 75 degrees right now.
Hope the chick is ok if it's fertile. I'm on day 2 now.
Thanks, this one doesn't have a shut off feature. I have read about other people on this site who had tried a heating pad before and it worked fine but I suppose that could be a case by case basis.
I'm only on day 1 as of today and looking at the candling photos I've checked online, it seems...
Ok... so last year I tried to incubate an egg from Trader Joe's and failed.
Anyway, I decided to try again...
I have a heating pad set up in a plastic shoe box with a container of water as a way to incubate the egg.
I've read about someone that used a heating pad before but one thing though...
Ok, looked at the yoke of a free range organic egg from Trader Joes, it looked fertile but all the eggs were used up today.
I've read about people on this site who tried incubating store bought organic free range eggs from Trader Joe's, Whole Foods and other markets.
If I attempt this...