You keep changing your post :/remind me of Paris Hilton an her chihuhuas sad fad
lot peeple got those cause she did now lots chihuhuas in pounds put 2 sleep
animals suffer bcuase owner dont know what do wit them after they grow up real big .. owners get tired of them cant get rid of after cute chick stuff wears away
guess lots peeple hatchin here want to get rid of them soon poor emus
remind me of Paris Hilton an her chihuhuas sad fad
lot peeple got those cause she did now lots chihuhuas in pounds put 2 sleep
animals suffer bcuase owner dont know what do wit them after they grow up real big .. owners get tired of them cant get rid of after cute chick stuff wears away
guess lots peeple hatchin here want to get rid of them soon poor emus
This quote has to be one of the dumbest I have read so farWhy would we want to get rid of something that cost us so much and we spent so much time trying to hatch out? Turning the eggs 3 plus times daily for 49 - 51 plus days? Tell you what you buy the eggs and if you hatch them out I will take them from you and you emus will be very very happy not "poor" !!
Most of those that are hatching these eggs keep them & have from what I've seen great fascilities. The few without the intention of keeping them once they hatch (myself included) already have homes waiting for them. That's a very prejudice thing to say since you have no idea what kind of people we are or what our plans are for the emu chicks once they hatch, if you don't have anything nice to say then don't say anything at all...
Poor birds? In my opinion, poor you...you have no facts to base your statement on & your comparing people who hatch bird eggs to Paris Hilton. That's a terrible analogy & very inaccurate. I don't think any of the chicks being hatched on this thread are in any danger of suffering like you claim, everyone I've met on here appear to be very nice people & that's how you should treat them, by what little you know of them on here & basing your opinion on that. I know what you're saying in that some people hatch eggs (any species) without thinking it through. Then they have chicks they cant keep & need rehomed but I don't think that's the case on this thread. Emu eggs are more expensive, harder to get, need larger/expensive incubators & require stricter incubation requirements than your average poultry eggs. Someone that goes through all the trouble to succesfully hatch an emu egg usually is wise enough to think ahead & figure out what they're going to do with an Emu...also I think you're wrong about all the unwanted emus, I don't think it's very hard to sell them & if someone did have trouble then they could certainly give them to a good home for free. You should think before you just post something that is inaccurate, rude, disrespectful & naive
Congrats!They just wiggled! BOTH of them! I was not so sure on Egg B, but I am now.
They both wiggled!
Day 49 has begun............
