Here's hoping both are good!
Wishing you all the luck, and keeping fingers and toes crossed.
Wishing you all the luck, and keeping fingers and toes crossed.
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Hi and welcome!Hi all, I'm a newbie with 5 goose eggs in the incubator. Today is day 4, I got temp and humidity andD other info from an article here.
I have been hatching chick eggs for several years but this is my first time with geese.
Advice needed and more than welcome!
Oh I love this picture! I have to think about a pool or something if these eggs hatch this weekend. Any advice on what I need and what age they can swim?I'm so new to this, but yes I think so.
I was out getting the new pump installed in the new pool, and Violet the sebbie decided to help. View attachment 1036001
I'm going to go candle the two eggs left. Fairly certain I'll be tossing one of them, and I need to remember to draw out the air sack and the giant saddlebag so I know which way I can rotate it without killing the baby.
Wish me luck. Lmao
Thanks!How exciting to make it to lockdown day. Good luck!
Hooray!!!!I just candles my eggs..... 6/6 are fertile!!!!!![]()
Thank you that's what I thought. I have rocking and shadows at the back of the air cell but I've listened and listened and there's no clicking and no bill yet. I just have to sit on my hands and be patient...That is correct. Many people confuse the wings/beak pressing on the internal membrane when getting into final position with actual internal pipping, which does not occur until 1) the beak has broken through the membrane and 2) the respiratory system successfully engages and the gosling is breathing the air inside the air pocket. If you listen very carefully, after they internally pip, you can hear a clicking sound, which is the gosling breathing.
That is correct. Many people confuse the wings/beak pressing on the internal membrane when getting into final position with actual internal pipping, which does not occur until 1) the beak has broken through the membrane and 2) the respiratory system successfully engages and the gosling is breathing the air inside the air pocket. If you listen very carefully, after they internally pip, you can hear a clicking sound, which is the gosling breathing.