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  1. 3KillerBs

    Join me on my Classroom Hatch-A-Long, support and advice appreciated!

    Yes, they have 3 days worth of yolk. If hatched under a hen she wouldn't take them out of the next for a while.
  2. 3KillerBs

    Join me on my Classroom Hatch-A-Long, support and advice appreciated!

    They should be fine in there for that amount of time.
  3. 3KillerBs

    Join me on my Classroom Hatch-A-Long, support and advice appreciated!

    Yeah, getting kids to go to bed with that going on would be tricky.
  4. 3KillerBs

    Join me on my Classroom Hatch-A-Long, support and advice appreciated!

    Yes. In my 2 hatches I had quite a number of babies hatch overnight and remain perfectly healthy and happy in the incubator. Remember, they have a 3 day supply of yolk.
  5. 3KillerBs

    Join me on my Classroom Hatch-A-Long, support and advice appreciated!

    In my first batch I had one hatch a day early and one hatch a day late. On advice, I shuffled my eggs around several times during incubation for the second hatch and they all arrived within about 18 hours of each other.
  6. 3KillerBs

    Join me on my Classroom Hatch-A-Long, support and advice appreciated!

    With only 2 hatches under my belt I can't speak to the air cell size, but the wobbly lines are ADORABLE.
  7. 3KillerBs

    Join me on my Classroom Hatch-A-Long, support and advice appreciated!

    Only having to lie down for an hour once is progress. That's great that you didn't have any quitters. :)
  8. 3KillerBs

    Join me on my Classroom Hatch-A-Long, support and advice appreciated!

    I'm sorry, I have been sick for a full month as of today and completely missed following your classroom hatch-a-long. :( I found that the light on my phone worked better for candling the dark and blue/green eggs than the candler on the NR360. It also helped to shut myself into a closet for...
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