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juuuuuuust in case anyone looks at this feed ever again... (Not to bust your chops) but that is definitely nawt a true statement and you should look at a list of things that they can eat which is most likely on the forum somewhere.

Allentown duckies!

Awe, thank you!

I'm happy he's alright too! And yes all three are him. I like photography but it's kinda hard to get him at certain angles cause he wants to run up and get close for snuggles

During lockdown the humidity should be around 70%-75% and if you think they aren't pipping bring it up to 80% but nothing above that.and turn them every 6 hours. You should candle one and use a chart to determine its approximate age then you'll know when day 25 rolls around. Just remember that...

Name: Wilfred Breed: Swedish, I think? Age: 3 1/2 weeks Other: he got stepped on and we didn't think he'd make it but he's alive and strong and hates taking his medication! This ones a bit younger. Maybe 2 weeks.

OH YES! That's great!!!

When you candle them do you see any veins?

Chickengal512 is right. It's hard to tell because you didn't do that but they look alive from what I can tell but because the light isn't concentrated on them (as a toilet paper roll would do) I couldn't tell for sure or judge how old they might be

They should be hatching within a few hours of eachother I believe but sometimes it takes a bit so there is still a chance for the other eggs. Humidity should be about 70% on lockdown the eggs are probably nawt hatching because the embryo is too dry. Maybe you should try wrapping them in wet-damp...

They definitely could still be alive. I incubated a sole surviving egg from a couple of egg smashing kids. There are charts you can look at that will help you but if you post pictures of the candles eggs I'm sure a lot of people on the forum could help (including myself).

okay so nawt like toxic or anything just wet poops. Got it

I'm currently giving him puréed broccoli and I just wanted to know if that's okay.... I'll have crumb tonight.

both of them?

Also how old are they?

I got 2 ducks from a reptile show and the people we bought from where very unhelpful. Can you tell me what breed of ducks these are? (I think they are two different breeds but I'm nawt sure) [/IMG] ((edit below))

*step sister. It's Nawt her portion of my family, I'm so excited for its hatch.

Thanks, I'll have my sister check in and add water.

I don't have an egg incubator, so I'm using a home made one. Do you have any suggestion on keeping the humidity constant?