That is all good information to know. Thanks for telling me. The rooster was rehomed so unfortunately even if I wanted to I can’t try to hatch chicks again since the eggs won’t be fertile. In the future if I get another rooster, what are you supposed to feed them?
I'm sad. They look to be pretty well developed I just don't see any movement. It's been multiple days after so I guess there is not much hope. This is my second time trying to let my broody hatch and it's failed.
Yeah, I'm not very optimistic. I don't know what happened. She sat on those eggs every single day and did not get up often. I candled and saw 2 eggs with movement, however, they are ones that were added by other hens a few days after the initial ones and I don't know what day they are on.
Nothing has appeared to change. I checked on her a couple hours ago and she got up for a moment to eat so I was able to see the eggs and they just look like normal.
This is my first time trying to hatch eggs I have just been reading posts about the chicks pipping on day 20 and didn’t see anything. Thank you for the information.
My little bantam hen has been faithfully sitting on her collection of eggs from herself and the other hens for now 20 days. I come check on her a few times a day and give her food and water. When she got off her eggs for a quick break earlier, I did not notice anything new about them. They look...
Hello. My little bantam cochin has gone broody for the second time in her life and this time I am letting her sit on the eggs. She sits on them all day long except for her couple of breaks a day to go potty and eat. Do I need to be candling the eggs? I tried candling one today and it just looked...