Why do they need to be set up for hatching? They hatch on their sides in nature. ...Nevermind! I just read a few more posts down and got my answer.
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Why do they need to be set up for hatching? They hatch on their sides in nature. ...Nevermind! I just read a few more posts down and got my answer.
Yes! a week to 10 days is what I try to do.hey! Im on that list, I have sort of set muscovy eggs under a broody hen. Not sure when ( or if) they will hatch something is stealing them. Ill be giving her more eggs that will hatch after the fourth if she looses her muscovies. Im very excited its my first home grown duck eggs!
If you are hatcing in the same machine, you want to have at least a week between setting eggs, so you dont raise humidity all the time.
Why do they need to be set up for hatching? They hatch on their sides in nature.
...Nevermind! I just read a few more posts down and got my answer.
I have eggies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He did it, the carrier even took a few minutes to carefully wrap the boxThe eggs look beautiful, a dark brown. One may be cracked - I am not certain. They were double boxed, double wrapped, and in an egg carton with the fat side up, so the shipper took very good care of them. Right now, they are sitting on the counter, acclimatizing to the house temperature. They were cool, but not ice cold when I unpacked them.
Almost!!Is it the 11th yet?
are we there yet, are we ALMOST THERE???Is it the 11th yet?