Search results for query: *

I believe so,

I wouldn't have believed it worked because on my Site I hatched out SASSY with NO misting but then my last batch after her, gooy, so I started misting again, so far it's working. I think it's all based on the time of year.. In the winter time, they probably don't need misting but the summer...

OK, you should mist them at least once or twice a day, I actually mist mine about three or four times a week, it helps with the GOOY stuff..

Are you misting them??

There is a way to get the gooy stuff out but it's very tricky and can be done three days before hatching. Someone actually has been successful, Although lots will tell you to just hope they get out because at that point there's not much you can do, However, me and another member have been...

ASOLUTELY NOT, you do NOT want to sanitize the eggs if they are dirty, don't even touch them, take a paper towel that is dry and just wipe the eggs but never ever get them wet. As far as bacteria, some bleach, rinse really well, I use OXINE, so if you have that that would be the best but is...

Fan or NO fan??

YES, it also could be Temp being to low but most likely I would say humidity

The more they get turned the better results. so don't think turning them to much is an issue.. What kind of bator?

The CLEAR stuff is what I call Sticky Gooy stuff and that stuff will literally cover them and block any possible breathing..

What's the temp and Humidity At??

Fan or NO fan??

YOu have them on a turner?? Sitting upright??

They are SUfficating.

YES THEY ARE A CHALLENGE..

YES

I see a LOT OF GOOY STUFF.