ANXIETY OVERLOAD!! 😳

Only two did. Two didn’t develop at all, so I had to toss them, then after two hatched, she abandoned the other eggs. When I candled them, one had died about halfway through, and the other is an olive egg, so I can’t tell what happened with it.

I’m happy with the two we got, it means I don’t have to sell any chicks!
I feel the same way. If I get two I’ll call it a success. Either way I’ve found it to be a wonderful learning experience.
 
To my knowlege the chicks must be hatched in an incubator, the instant they will be taken out also vaccinated. And afterwards have to be kept without any contact to adult chickens for at least 4-6 weeks for the Marek vaccination to be successful.

If they are hatched by a broody in the coop they all have been exposed to dust and all kinds of other possible carriers, so a Marek vaccination would be to no avail.
 
Update ❤️ 6 days old. First day momma let them out. Fully incorporated- no issues yet. Fingers crossed!!
 

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