Ongiegirl36
Songster
- Apr 11, 2022
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Hi guys! Happy Passover and Good Friday. My Duckies 
go into lock down on Sunday 
and I am not sure with these huge air cells if I should keep them in the carton 
to hatch or hatch them on their side? Also, one has a small air cell 
, and my humidity has been high 
on purpose due to the extremely large air cells from shipped eggs. Should I plan on assisting this one and hatch it on its side or in the carton? The duck is large, and I want it to live since they all look so healthy right now. The other regular air cell eggs are losing weight at the correct rate even with the high humidity. I have had it at 70-75%. It gets down in the high 60's at night. The ducks all look great. Only one isn't a big-time mover, but still dances a jig for me when I roll his lazy egg on the carpet slowly (I am assuming it's a boy, lol). Any advice is really appreciated for this first-time hatcher. HAPPY EASTER! 
go into lock down on Sunday and I am not sure with these huge air cells if I should keep them in the carton to hatch or hatch them on their side? Also, one has a small air cell , and my humidity has been high on purpose due to the extremely large air cells from shipped eggs. Should I plan on assisting this one and hatch it on its side or in the carton? The duck is large, and I want it to live since they all look so healthy right now. The other regular air cell eggs are losing weight at the correct rate even with the high humidity. I have had it at 70-75%. It gets down in the high 60's at night. The ducks all look great. Only one isn't a big-time mover, but still dances a jig for me when I roll his lazy egg on the carpet slowly (I am assuming it's a boy, lol). Any advice is really appreciated for this first-time hatcher. HAPPY EASTER! 
