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Our first time layer is finally religiously laying every 3 days now. We were lucky in getting quite large eggs right off the bat.

That’s awesome!

Photo of it??

Easter is pushing it as the laying season ends around Easter. Since my girl started so early, we probably won’t have any to set for Easter.

They lay a certain amount. First time layers are less eggs layed and experienced females can lay around 40 in a season.

Yeah we have been putting my them in the incubator as they are laid. Hoping they are fertilized.

We got an egg Dec. 15 and a second the 18th. Waiting on egg number 3, if there is one, lol.

Ours finally started laying. Did you get anything yet?

You say fox are no predators to baby emu. I’m guessing fox are an introduced species now?

Congrats

Oh how exciting! Was that the baby I heard chirping in there?

We are gonna try again too.

No worries! I know it’s a part of the deal and all we can do is try again!

I checked mine, and they had pretty good size dead embryos. Big bummer but we did have the eggs shipped from pretty far away so I will buy from the east coast from now on. I think shipping played a huge factor.

My friend Richard finally dissected his. All were losing the right weight and held heat at one end. Two were infertile and one had veins but dies really early in incubation.

Emus aren’t like chickens. They don’t fling their food. They do drop a little cause they have to throw their head back to get it down. Mine will eat what they drop on the floor as well.

Wow, I thought she was gonna stomp that baby chicken!

My husband won't let me paint nothing. I have to stain everything. In totally digging that green! My Emu barn is just stained board. It's nice but I like wow factor, lol.

No, don't use the combination one. I ended up buying it from my vet. He just premeasured it in a syringe so not sure on the brand.

Equine encephalitis