🐲 How to Train Your Dragon Hatch-a-Long 🐲

[Themellowyellows]

Did fish legs seem to not have anything?

 

[Farmgirl283420]

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Go Drago!

I like how some of the eggs have dragon faces on them!

 

[Farmgirl283420]

@GlicksChicks when are you planning to candle them again?

 

[GlicksChicks]

@GlicksChicks when are you planning to candle them again?

This Wednesday!

 

[GlicksChicks]

Did fish legs seem to not have anything?

He did, I have him down as a check mark!

 

[GlicksChicks]

Oh my goodness I didn’t even think of that! What would you do with a one legged chicken?

I have no idea, depending on how it acts with it. Either euthanize or let it live it's life how it can if it can handle one leg just fine. I have seen some one legged birds!

 

[GlicksChicks]

Oh no. I do not see a picture of Foreverwing, that means they were not obvious . . . did you at least see some veins?

I did not see any signs, but on day 7 some of them don't show. With my last batch, multiple didn't show on day 7, but all of them were alive and equally formed on day 14.

 

[GlicksChicks]

Hopefully all the eggs survive. I don’t think Hiccup looked that good either.

I hope so too, this incubation has been odd. I would go to sleep with a full water resorvoir and I woke up in the morning to an emoty resovoir and 30% humidity. It has happened twice.

I read that it shouldn't hurt the eggs for it to be such a low humidity for a couple hours. It would be a spike up in humidity above the recommended humidity thst would be most harmful.

 

[The Moonshiner]

I have no idea, depending on how it acts with it. Either euthanize or let it live it's life how it can if it can handle one leg just fine. I have seen some one legged birds!

I had one I named ilene. She was older when she lost it but lived several years after just fine. She did quit laying and never laid an egg after.
A couple years ago I had another that was young. It never even slowed her down. I know because I could never catch her when she escaped.

 

[SwampPrincessChick]

I did not see any signs, but on day 7 some of them don't show. With my last batch, multiple didn't show on day 7, but all of them were alive and equally formed on day 14.

I had an egg that did not show many signs of surviving. Days passed since the time of hatching and we poked a hole in the egg because I assumed it was dead. But it was alive, breathing. I felt so bad because then it died. That is an example of why you should wait.

I had one I named ilene. She was older when she lost it but lived several years after just fine. She did quit laying and never laid an egg after.
A couple years ago I had another that was young. It never even slowed her down. I know because I could never catch her when she escaped.

How did she walk? I assume she would have to use her wing to support her legless side?