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Serv, so excited to see the gosling once it hatches!!
I candled my eggs tonight and have a little good news to share. Of the three white African eggs, two are developing nicely. Yay. I also set one egg from my best grey pair which is developing nicely and I have a 25% chance it will be a buff girl. But, in bad news, all my buff eggs are infertile which means my attempt to force pair my homosexually inclined gander with a goose did not work. Sigh.
So, I am pretty sure I will set another round this weekend since I will have three more white African eggs to set. Guess I will also set eggs from my super reliable buff/grey trio. If I set the smallest eggs out of the group, chances are high they will be buff females. Otherwise, all my hopes for buff babies will be with my broody buff girl who has two eggs developing nicely underneath her. Those are actually scheduled to hatch a week before the eggs in my bator. Wish her luck!
I candled my eggs tonight and have a little good news to share. Of the three white African eggs, two are developing nicely. Yay. I also set one egg from my best grey pair which is developing nicely and I have a 25% chance it will be a buff girl. But, in bad news, all my buff eggs are infertile which means my attempt to force pair my homosexually inclined gander with a goose did not work. Sigh.
So, I am pretty sure I will set another round this weekend since I will have three more white African eggs to set. Guess I will also set eggs from my super reliable buff/grey trio. If I set the smallest eggs out of the group, chances are high they will be buff females. Otherwise, all my hopes for buff babies will be with my broody buff girl who has two eggs developing nicely underneath her. Those are actually scheduled to hatch a week before the eggs in my bator. Wish her luck!