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What was your final results silkiememe?
I discarded my twelve eggs that weren't fertile so I only have five eggs left.
I discarded my twelve eggs that weren't fertile so I only have five eggs left.
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Hi Gabe.Linda on Guemes here. Best of luck with those eggs in the Bator. I put eggs in on Sunday morning, and they were a bit porous, too. I will give more oyster shell...![]()
So, so cool! I never get tired of hearing totally closed eggs start chirping. Amazing they hatched in the night!
Mine are due to hatch next Sunday, but they are sometimes a bit later, maybe a day or so. I try to start the bator on Friday night so that if they are late I am still home for the weekend, but we had company and I didn't get it done until they left on Sunday. Now they may hatch while I am at work on Monday.
Hard to know about the temperature. Time will tell... But if the chicks are strong and well-formed, it is probably not the temperature.
did you do an "egg-topsy " on the last one? Knowledge is power, and it helps when it comes to "being a good farmer". Good to know if the yolk sack was fully absorbed, if there was lots of water inside, suggesting possible drowning on pipping into an air sack with a drop of water inside, etc. It is always a little sad. And I firmly believe it is best to let those that don't hatch just cull themselves naturally, although it is very hard at hatching time!
I think I am going to candle tonight. I want to pull anybody not developing, because right now there isn't room for hatching eggs to pop open as there are 24 eggs in there.
Gotta love the Brinsea!
Linda