➡I accidentally bought Balut eggs: 2 live ducks! Now a Chat Thread!

[lilmillefleur]

woah! I was off for about 2 hours and the thread has gained 20 pages!

 

[Kiki]

It's too bright out to candle so for now here are a few thing that you will want to avoid when you don't try this experiment. These things are no bueno.

 

[sylviethecochin]

@ronott1 I saw a video of a group who managed to get them to hatching age before the last one died.

I'm wondering if you could take an egg, cut an oval out of the side, and use superglue and heavy clear plastic to make a window into it, before incubating. Any thoughts, incubator-users? Anyone younger want to do that as a school science project? I want to see it!

 

[ronott1]

I'm wondering if you could take an egg, cut an oval out of the side, and use superglue and heavy clear plastic to make a window into it, before incubating. Any thoughts, incubator-users? Anyone younger want to do that as a school science project? I want to see it!

I have seen that one somewhere. It seems to work better

 

[Kiki]

I've just woken up. pages 67-101? I can't keep up. Are there bubbies?

Only for you will I do a recap. And only because I recently read something on a music thread.

Update is no babies yet.
I did but a electric, plug in, thermostat thing to use as a wafer!

 

[BantyChooks]

I'm wondering if you could take an egg, cut an oval out of the side, and use superglue and heavy clear plastic to make a window into it, before incubating. Any thoughts, incubator-users? Anyone younger want to do that as a school science project? I want to see it!

It's been done a few times and is common for CAM research. Let me find videos.

 

[sylviethecochin]

I have seen that one somewhere. It seems to work better

And here I thought I was being original.

On second thought, I think I am being original. You may have seen the post where I originally posited the possibility.


EDT: Nevermind. Apparently, you've seen the results. Can I see pictures if you can find it again?

 

[Kiki]

I'm wondering if you could take an egg, cut an oval out of the side, and use superglue and heavy clear plastic to make a window into it, before incubating. Any thoughts, incubator-users? Anyone younger want to do that as a school science project? I want to see it!

There once was a thread of a guy who was trying to hatch a shellless egg...I'm mobile again...which means I can't search. Someone Be Why See it please.

 

[Kiki]

It's been done a few times and is common for CAM research. Let me find videos.

Woot.

 

[Chickassan]

I just don't think Kiki accidentally bought these eggs, she's way too into this for it to be an accident. Sorry Kiki, I'm calling hatch envy. And I seem to remember someone weighing the pros and cons of borrowing some ducks from a park a couple months back. Its just all very coincidental, that's all I'm saying.