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That's a good attitude to have!! Good luck with your hatch!

I totally agree, but they do need to be marked "eggs" or something of that nature, not just "fragile". Sooo many packages go through marked Fragile, that it is almost ignored.

My little Silkie/Sizzle eggs have been in the incubator, upright in a carton since around 9pm last night (after resting and coming to room temp for seven hours). Just two or three had air cells that wiggled a little, maybe one rolling. I put them in so quick because they were lost for a couple...

I know what you mean, my EE eggs were completely scrambled, while the little silkie/sizzzle eggs were in pretty good shape (considering they were lost in the system for a couple of days). It's hit and miss anymore, it's sad really. Seems like no one has any pride in the job they do as a public...

I don't find that funny at all!! I am a retired rural carrier, and loved my customers! I would go out of my way for any of them, in return they were very loyal to me and I made lifelong friends. I hate to hear stories of people like that in the postal service, unfortunately I know they exist:mad:

I have 12 EEs, and 12 silkie/frizzle in now. I have them sitting upright in a carton, I will probably start turning the SFs tomorrow. The EEs had such messed up air cells, I am going to leave them alone a couple of days and just hope for the best:fl:fl:fl. Right now I am trying to get the...

I have the same incubator with the fan kit. I think for still air the temp is supposed to be 101. I am setting eggs tonight, they are shipped eggs with messed up air cells. I am not expecting much this round, but it's always a fun process.