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Hi, i have a silkie/oegb mix roo if i cross it with a silkie hen or a regular feathered hen what would the outcome be?

Yes as of now its doing great!! eating and drinking

Ok I won’t remove it.

Thank you!! I appreciate the help!!

Yes no more eggs left

Thank you

Its still there and its dried up, will it fall of on its own? Its drinking and eating on its own but im still worried about the dried yolk and hopefully they don’t get pasty butt

All five eggs hatched!! Started with 7 eggs total 4/6 serama and 1 oegb. What an roller coaster ride, the black premature getting alittle stronger i fed it sugar water. The yellow one toes seems to be ok its not too curled. So now on to the next stage!! Thank you!!

Thank you!! I really appreciate your advices i left them. One hatched on its own and now one left. I should’ve left the two at the beginning now I’m not sure if both of them going to make it. The black one is premature and weak. The yellow one might have curled toes on one leg, i panicked and...

The black one? Both chicks are breathing, humidity is at at 72 and it will go up more because of the hatched chicks

Hi i made a post earlier one of my chicks piped i opened the incubator due to low humidity i opened it again when i saw it pipped and rolled it over it didn’t movement again so i panicked and assisted it. The second egg same thing so i assisted it also but this chick had cooked yolk on it will...

I candled all the eggs they’re all shrink wrapped humidity was too low when i put the shelf liner i blocked the hole in the middle. The second chick i assisted also the yolk is still stuck will it be ok? It was so hot that it cooked the yolk inside the egg

Ok thank you!! I appreciate it

I dont have coconut oil

Can it zipped out on its own now?

Next to the one thats bleeding

Yes its still moving!! The bleeding stop i guess from the heat

I made a pretty big hole enough to see its beak

I don’t want to open the incubator again because another egg is in the process of pipping. I just put the egg that is bleeding back in