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So you don't put any water in the incubator? I'm in the mid-west so we don't have as much humidity. Does that mean I need to put a little water in the incubator?

So I have been hatching chicks for a while now. I have a Brinsea mini advance incubator and I have never used a hydrometer. I have always gotten pretty good results with my incubator but the last time only two out of the seven eggs hatched. The others had stopped developing. I had never heard...

It may just me a mess up in the genetics

The breeder may have developed his own version of a lavender orpington. In other words, he kept on mixing different breeds to create a lavender orpington looking bird. It is probably a mix but it definitely is not a lavender Orp.

Cherry eggers are not quite the same thing as golden comets or sexlinks. The look slightly different and lay a different color of egg.

The mama hen won't harm the babies after they hatch. They're her childeren and she would protect them and take care of them.

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Barred rocks, white leghorns, minorcas, buff Orpingtons, and phoenix

There are very little cons about having chickens. The pros outweigh the cons of course. I have had chickens for 4 years and so far they are great. They are very easy to take care of and are not very much money to keep.

I have a buff Orpington hen. She's my favorite hen in my flock.

My friendliest is my Araucanian hen