I'm using the same heat lamp and set up in it like I do for my chick's.Are you using a heat plate or lamp?
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I'm using the same heat lamp and set up in it like I do for my chick's.Are you using a heat plate or lamp?
Awwww….adorable! I want some!
It is good to have some hatch!Well, a third were clear (expected), a third are in the brooder, and a third have yet to hatch. Not too optimistic for the last ones. Not sure if it's the time of year, or these quail were too young. The eggs weren't quite full sized. I do have a few Italians/pearls in the brooder though, so that's a success for me.
I hope you get at least one more to hatch!Of my 12 eggs, 5 made it to Day 14, 1 has hatched, 1 has been pipped for almost 24 hours, still seeing movement but no zipping, 1pipped but missed the air sac and suffocated (broke my heart that I didn’t know in time to do anything), and 2 haven’t pipped at all. Unfortunately, we discovered at about Day 18 that my daughter with special needs was “helping” fill the reservoir when no one was looking like she’d seen me do. I’d been struggling to keep the humidity consistent and didn’t know why. I think that’s why I lost so many. How long should I let this remaining chick just sit in the egg and breathe?
Perfect!I have had a few hatches recently. I live in dry E. WA and have a foam incubator. I add no water first 18 days, and yet it is still about 50% humidity in my incubator, (Use a non-digital reader) Then I add water on day 18 lockdown humidity is at 60% until they start to hatch. Then it gets higher. My last hatches, lockdown .#'s..7/8, 11/11, 12/14
I did get one more, but had to intervene, as it has been pipped for over 24 hours, wasn’t zipping, and I noted decreased movement and peeping. We’re calling it “Turtle” because the poky thing didn’t want to come out of its shell.I hope you get at least one more to hatch!