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Oh yes. What color eggs?

Only this one looks viable.

Golden laced Cochin bantams. $20 for six eggs shipped from Florida to Minnesota. Not a bag price at all, I've just never spent over $5 for a chick.

I hope she makes it. Most expensive chick I've ever owned.

Thank you JaeG! So if I see veins it's alive.... Or at least more potentially alive. If an egg dies it'll get a ring even after day 7?

They are two different eggs. The one egg has a clear black line and veins. Hard to photograph.

Shoot where'd my pics go?

It's day 14. These eggs look not what I'm used to. Two different eggs. One has a black blob and no discernable veining. And the other isn't moving any more but has great veining.

It's day 14. These eggs look not what I'm used to. Two different eggs. One has a black blob and no discernable veining. And the other isn't moving any more but has great veining.

It's day 14. These eggs look not what I'm used to. Two different eggs. One has a black blob and no discernable veining. And the other isn't moving any more but has great veining.

This post! It's so hard. I want to candle them so much. I'm on day 21 and no pip.

So if I only sell to other Minnesotans, I don't need to be npip certified? I just was hoping to hatch eggs and sell off extras not make a career out of it.

Thank you! From searching online that's what I thought but know very little about electricity.

It makes you choose either 110 or 220 when adding it to the cart.

I believe I should get the 110 because that's the same as the outlets here in America right?

I used wing nuts once to rewire the heating element in our oven otherwise electrical stuff eludes me.