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No more eggs have hatched.
Either my temperature fluctuations were too great,
or the eggs weren't viable in the first place.
I've since read that when the hen is sitting on the eggs,
and you find one cold on the outside, not under her, that you should cull that one instead of poking it back under her, lest another one gets poked out later. I did not do that -- I always just poked them back under. Perhaps they stopped developing long ago...
I think tomorrow night I'll give up on these. I'll candle them first.
Thanks for your interest Sue Bee!
Either my temperature fluctuations were too great,
or the eggs weren't viable in the first place.
I've since read that when the hen is sitting on the eggs,
and you find one cold on the outside, not under her, that you should cull that one instead of poking it back under her, lest another one gets poked out later. I did not do that -- I always just poked them back under. Perhaps they stopped developing long ago...
I think tomorrow night I'll give up on these. I'll candle them first.
Thanks for your interest Sue Bee!