16 eggs, 3 species, 1 homemade incubator: Will it be done?

[Kiki]

Her current dish looks like it is easy for her to escape.
I am thinking a higher side cup or something similar will force her to stay still longer but I am not sure if that is the correct thing to do or not.

 

[Unexpected chicken lover]

Im going to need close up pics of patience and tanzi when its convenient for you...i am thoroughly invested now
Pretty please?!?

 

[Kiki]

i could meet you in Lake Charles, I don't know if the ride and change in area would break her broodiness, though!

Sulphur...I can make my 90 yr old grandma cook us lunch!

 

[Cyprus]

Im going to need close up pics of patience and tanzi when its convenient for you...i am thoroughly invested now
Pretty please?!?

Absolutely! There will be a photoshoot tonight or tomorrow depending

 

[Unexpected chicken lover]

Sulphur...I can make my 90 yr old grandma cook us lunch!

Thats the best kind of lunch

Her current dish looks like it is easy for her to escape.
I am thinking a higher side cup or something similar will force her to stay still longer but I am not sure if that is the correct thing to do or not.

Thats what i did for a chick with a not fully absorbed yolk...worked fine

 

[Cyprus]

She is going to reside in the scouts cup for now unless someone says she should be in something different. How long should she stay in the incubator to absorb more of her yolk?

 

[Redhead Rae]

does pea comb x straight make pea comb chicks?

I know you didn't ask me, but the answer is yes. Single comb is recessive. Pea comb is dominant. However, chicks with one pea comb gene usually have pea combs that aren't as well formed as a pure pea comb.

 

[Unexpected chicken lover]

Id suggest until its fully absorbed...patience may peck at it

 

[Redhead Rae]

She is going to reside in the scouts cup for now unless someone says she should be in something different. How long should she stay in the incubator to absorb more of her yolk?

I would wait until she is fluffy and walking well. Taking her out while wet can lead to chilling the chick. And if she can't walk well, she can't regulate temperature.

 

[Kiki]

I know you didn't ask me, but the answer is yes. Single comb is recessive. Pea comb is dominant. However, chicks with one pea comb gene usually have pea combs that aren't as well formed as a pure pea comb.

Thanks!