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  1. BastyPutt

    Candling BCM Eggs...

    Agreed I believe a hen has some intuition, but certainly not a super heightened sense of internal egg candling sonar ability. You will see then throw out cracked eggs often, but then that same hen will break an egg mid-brood and leave it. Seems like they will get it in there heads to get...
  2. BastyPutt

    Candling BCM Eggs...

    I think you'll be totally safe there. I have some Seramas almost on lockdown and have been running 20 to 30 as a test. Everything looks great so far with nice air sacs.
  3. BastyPutt

    Candling BCM Eggs...

    30 to 50 is usually fine. A lot of folks are just going with ambient humidity these days in the incubator. Some interesting reads out there.
  4. BastyPutt

    Candling BCM Eggs...

    Yeah that's too many. She could certainly do it, but you run a risk of space being taken up by non viable eggs AND ultimately if they do hatch, that's a lot of chicks to look after. Id candle and keep 6 under her and put the remainder in the incu
  5. BastyPutt

    Candling BCM Eggs...

    Usually in the dark eggs you can see a little bit of the air cell in a developing egg. If there is an air cell at all, that means you are or were in business. In terms of tracking the development of a Maran egg, nearly impossible. If you are just putting a head lamp up to it, you are going to...
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