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Hi! and That sounds amazing and don't be too nervous! You sound like your going to do a great job!

Though you might feel bad, don't. She'll forget that she had them and continue on like she was before, and the chicks will be fine. Just be sure you keep them warm with food and water.

I'm having a bad time with my incubator. I recently put about a 24 in it and I only was able to hatch 3. I've had the same problem before. I've come to realize that the best way to hatch chicks is with a broody chicken, but what if I don't have one? I keep trying, but every time I get about 2...

I don't know how many times we've tried, but we seem can't to hatch any for about a year now. I've tried incubating, a broody chicken, letting my duck be with them, but nothing works! When I incubated them, they fully developed but died and never hatched. I have no idea what happened with my...

from Texas.

You prob will be able to move them out there. I believe that about 4-5 weeks, the chicks should be able to handle room temperature at night they shouldn't need a light at night (especially if their feathered out), because they'll be able to huddle together to keep warm if they get too cold.

Hi! I also live in San Marcos (though I'm truly closer to Wimberly), and glad to have my new campine and ameraucana chicks!

Thanks! It would probably help if I posted picture though.

I just recently received some eggs from a friend of mine who won them at a chicken show. Well, I got a few to hatch, but I have no idea what they are! One is a yellow chick with feathered feet and a top hat, and there are two others that are black with grey spots on them and clean feet. No combs...

HELLO! New from Texas. Just recently hatched 4 Ameraucanas, 2 Campines, and looking at some Japanese bantams! New to chickens all together, but I have an experienced Siser-in-law who has many chickens (about 70), and has done this for quite some time, to look to for advice, as well as here...