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I have several juvenile chicks that need a home before I go off to college. We have a few sebright mixes, old English bantam mixes and EEs. If you're in southern Minnesota and interested, please PM me.

I wouldn't of allowed her to hatch this many but she hid her nest and found her as she was already almost 2 and a half weeks in..... I'm also worried that the smaller ones might get squished.

My booted bantam hen has 18 chicks varying in sizes. She seems pretty full when the chicks are under her. Should I take a few off her hands?

Yeah my tends to be like that to

I was told on here when you use a still air incubator that the temp should be around a 99 to 101. Did your chicks that hatched early survive?

I have chicks that have seem to already have broken through there encased membrane into the air cell and it's still day 18, is this normal?

That would be pretty sweet!

My Mille fleur booted bantam hen hatched out her eggs that the father was a SilverXGolden sebright rooster!!! Only two eggs hatched but it's so cool! They look like golden sebright chicks with feathered feet:)

Can someone show me what a Mille fleur booted bantam crossed with a silver sebright looks like?

I've had this breed before so from my experience they all look like hens.

Sebrights are a definitely complicated breed when it comes to fertility to pure color patterns. However if tamed they are full with character. It's hard for me to ever find my sebright eggs as they are sneaky little buggers when it comes to laying there eggs and the next thing you know. Boom! I...

Can someone show me what a Mille fleur booted bantam crossed with a silver sebright looks like?

Can someone show me what a Mille fleur booted bantam crossed with a silver sebright looks like?

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Thanks! Now that I know that they are hers I can determine that I will have interesting crosses as the father is a white sebright!

Can someone show me what Mille fleur booted bantam eggs look like? Not d'uccles with the beards. I also have sebrights. Can someone show me the difference please because I have a booted hen nesting and I don't know if there hers or not.... Just send me pics!!

Don't have one

So I started with a just a few little puddles in each tray. Would that do? Because before I had them almost completely filled and the when I candled the egg it was clear that it was too high so I'm doing it less now

I will have to open the incubator to turn them however. But thanks for your help

Do I need to pull out the red plugs on the incubator? And roughly how much water should I put in the incubator?