Hi, so one of my 6 girls blead out badly 2 days ago. Although it could be other things my guess is coccidiosis. I separated her and drenched her twice a day with corrid and the usual corid in her drinking water. Obviously I’m treating them all now in their drinking water. No other signs of blood...
As we all know chicks probably waste almost half the feed you give to them. Does anyone have any no waste chick feeder ideas? So tired of throwing half my feed in the garbage.
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I have one that I used a couple of years ago. Was my first incubator. I since upgraded to Brinsea. It did the trick and its only 100$. You will have to play with the temperature control cause the display isnt correct. You'll just need a thermometer to colaberate. Im actually going to fire it up...
Did a test myself a month or so ago. I had 8 shipped eggs with all detached air cells. I didn’t turn them for the first 3 days standing on end of course. Started turning near end of day 3. End of day 18 (lockdown) I stood them up in a cut down egg carton. Surprisingly 5 chicks hatched before the...
So just an update about those eggs with detached air cells I didn’t turn for the first 3 days. Out of 8 eggs I hatched 6 healthy chicks. I did hatch them in a cut down egg carton standing on end with big end facing upwards. It was a much better hatch than I expected. Funny thing was it was my...
So I’m looking for some opinion and past experience with hatching detached air cells. I have 8 shipped Aracauna eggs with detached air cells. I have life in 8 eggs and into Day 13. My question is do I lock them down standing on end or do I lay them down as usual? What would be the best chance of...
I’m 99% sure this is a boy but it’s the first time I’ve had Orpingtons. I’m wondering if there is the slightest chance I’m wrong. Eleven to twelve weeks old and no sign of a crow.
Calling all Orpington lovers.
I can feather sex my BCM’s with 99.9% accuracy. Two rows of feathers on the wings and confirmation will be the tail feathers on the girls will start around day 5 or 6. Works for mine.
I don’t think putting them in a carton is going to put them in a proper position to hatch. I think you would be better off to lay them on their side. The chicks should already be in their proper hatching position. Lay them with the largest part of the air sac facing up.