have have 1 roo in the same coop as my 2 girls and i do not know if there eggs will have a bloodspot soon...maybe ill just have to see. i dont no if there mother is the same because i bought them after hatching. i dont really want to start having deliverence style chickens.
1roo bunkin wit 2
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LOL, dont worry, you wont have problems with inbreeding in one generation and it is not uncommon to breed related birds. No two headed babies.
The way to tell if the eggs are fertile is by looking for a very small white spot with a slightly larger ring around it... on the surface of the egg yolks. Blood spots are just caused by small hemorrhages that sometimes occur while the egg is being formed and are not an indicator of fertility.
Chel
The way to tell if the eggs are fertile is by looking for a very small white spot with a slightly larger ring around it... on the surface of the egg yolks. Blood spots are just caused by small hemorrhages that sometimes occur while the egg is being formed and are not an indicator of fertility.
Chel
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