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It's sad that the other two died, but OH MY GOODNESS THAT CHICK IS CUTE!!!!!!!!!! I've had one quit right at the same time before, she never was able to break her air cell so she suffocated =(. I wonder what the chick will look like when it grows up? What a pretty mix that should be!

Is it out yet?! So exciting! Congratulations on the chick!

That's awesome! I'm so excited for you! Please post pics of those little fuzzy butts when they come out!

That's so cool! I just bought mine, now I feel so uncreative! Lol. I know it's so hard to tell if the egg is really rocking or if your eyes are playing tricks on you. It's so exciting to see them rock and hear them peep and watch them hatch. I love incubating eggs! I hope all your eggs hatch!

Yeah, I agree that many eggs will be crazy!!! But also exciting!!!

Oh, that would be so sad if it died! I sure hope not! Yeah it is hard to keep the humidity up during lockdown, what I usually do is put warm damp paper towels soaked in water and then fill up all the channels with warm water and then I take a spray bottle thing and mist all over in there. And I...

I cant get it to allow me to post any videos, but heres a picture of one of my little chicks, shes now all grown up and in the coop. They grow up SO fast!

Oh my word! That is so cute! I love how you guys have a bet on who will be a rooster and they haven't even hatched yet!!! Are yo guys able to keep it if its a rooster? What kinds are you guys hatching? I don't know the exact number but we bought shipped eggs and it will be around 24 eggs! It's...

That's probably fine on the temp but personally at this point I try to keep it at 99 to 98. After they all hatch I let it go down to 95-96. Isnt it the coolest thing to watch chicks in the eggs!? I love candling so much! I have a few really good videos of my chicks moving in the egg but I don't...

Of course, good luck with you hatch! I would love to see pictures afterwards if you wouldn't mind.

Oh and the first sign I see is the eggs rocking, I've seen it as early as day 16. The the next would of course be peeping. I just use a flashlight to shine in the incubator and carefully watch the eggs. But sometimes the eggs show like no signs and then just pop out. In my last hatch the one...

Either day won't really make a huge difference. And don't worry about going into lockdown too soon because turning is only completely necessary the first two weeks, although I always wait out eighteen days some people stop turning on day 14. I'd say just stat raising the humidity tomorrow.