I can see pips in about half of the eggs now. No zips yet.
Another celadon egg was found in the aviary! I put it in the bator today.
The first of my celadon eggs has hatched!
Fenrisulfr
Crowing
I don't want to be a killjoy, but be aware that the hens out of these Ce eggs may don't lay blue eggs.
It is more likely that they will be splitters, heterozygotous carrier of the gene, laying normal eggs.
But maybe you are lucky and your roo is also a Celadon (which you only know by breeding) ... and you got more bluelayers.
Crossing fingers
I wasnāt expecting them to lay blue eggs after they hatched. Iām just excited I have quail eggs from my own quail.I don't want to be a killjoy, but be aware that the hens out of these Ce eggs may don't lay blue eggs.
It is more likely that they will be splitters, heterozygotous carrier of the gene, laying normal eggs.
But maybe you are lucky and your roo is also a Celadon (which you only know by breeding) ... and you got more bluelayers.
Crossing fingers
I watched this and does anyone hatch at 75% humidity on lockdown?
Fenrisulfr
Crowing
I start with 65% at lock-down, but with the first hatchers it raises to 75-78%
No. 45% is started at lock down. Dry hatching is about 30% humidity.
No. I found that 45% seems to be too low for me, but I get very good results in the 50-60% range.
Fenrisulfr
Crowing
They are growing so fast, ...where are these little, fluffy bumblebees ?
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