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And I will let you know if my chick is a rooster or hen! I'm taking a guess and guessing rooster.. 🤔🐔

I have to thank you very much for helping me through the hatching!! You were very kind xx 🥰

No, She has abandoned her other eggs that were not even fertile as we do not have a rooster.

Rotten YOLK**

I have just gone down and opened the egg very gently, and it look like it was a couple days old and then it just went, "nope, can't do this anymore." It was a rotten wolf with an bit of growth.

Also It doesn't look like a chick inside. looks like maybe not even half a one.

I can't find it Anyway, the egg smells rotten, and I've candled it and no movement. I think it has died before hatching. I'm cracking it open, but slowly to make sure nothing will be hurt if it's alive.

I've tried most things it's not working

It's not letting me attach files 😩

No I haven't. It's currently day 23, but my broody is still sitting on the egg. Should I candle the egg?

Hens will Develop wing and tail feathers sooner, round and neat feathers, longer wing feathers as pullets, and will develop lighter plumage. Roosters development of feather is slower and have shorter primary and secondary wing feathers as chicks. I think you can kind of tell of their actions...

And Also hens tend to grow quicker then the cockerels.

So she is actually a Maran but I searched up eggs from Maran's and it actually came up as a chart of different ones and white ones were on there. (I can't take a picture because it isn't letting me attach files) So let's talk about the egg of the chick, because I think you can help? My hen...

Good luck!! 🤞🤞🙏🙏🙏

Lol love your joke "egg cited" and yeah it would be pretty fun to hatch a Plymouth Rock! They are very pretty chicks xx

White or Light brown. I'll take a picture of her tomorrow and show you.

She is too old to late eggs now, lays them very rarely. But she does lay white eggs.

Yeah. I have a Plymouth Rock or a Maren. I'm not sure but I'm guessing she is a Plymouth as same features. My whole flock is different types of breeds, including ISA Browns.

I'm actually not sure, I asked the same question. I got the eggs from a friend. She said she doesn't know but she is mixed with a few breeds I think.