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I seen someone in some thread or other here say that you can apply some of that liquid bandage over crack's in egg's, but I don't know up until how many day's in that you can do that.

I don't feed the medicated feed to my new hatches. They really don't need that until they are out there on the ground. I just feed them regular chick starter feed, and the vitamin water. They do fine with that.

@jeepgirl13 If you just set them yesterday, then by all mean's give that egg a chance. Check them by candling at day 5 or 6 to see if you see any of those veins.

I'm seeing that you had marked the air-cell in it. I am not seeing any of the spider vein's that should have clearly been seen in an egg with an air-cell that big. That egg is done.

Maybe the change of scenery by moving her made her change her mind about being broody?

If she is truly broody and is volunteering to become your second incubator, why not? :gig

Maybe you need to get a second incubator like me. All of us hatch-a-holic's can do with a back-up incubator, you know... just in case! ;)

I know. I was going to try to get the hatching egg's from her before, but she wasn't doing them anymore. :(

If you find any, let me know.

I wish someone had some showgirl silkie hatching egg's that I could get a hold of to go with my regular silkies.

Your welcome! All of the chick's that I have been hatching out have been hatched in it.

My incubator is a Little Giant styrofoam one also. It's been good to me so far. I'm not going to be hatching any egg's for Sept. I'll be taking a break, and watching what my Aug. hatch grow-out's turn out to be.