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Trisha, I got 14 barnenvelders ...they are so dang fast.
Random but what are those little bands? I have teeny tiny hair bands like that but once I finally get them over their feet they are so much bigger than that. Are you using something else or have a trick to getting them on without making them giant?
 
Amy, I had a new chick with horrible pasty butt, once. The person who had incubated the eggs for me did some research and told me that some chicks look like they have manure stuck to them, but it's actually some undeveloped internal parts. She told me not to clean it, to leave it alone until the chick matured and then it would come off. I don't remember what it was called or the details. I did just let it dry up & it fell off on it's own. That chick was a very late hatcher and had trouble getting out of the shell. It ended up being a rumpless cockerel.
I thought that I would mention it because you can kill these chicks if you try to pull off what looks like manure but is actually part of their body.
 
Random but what are those little bands? I have teeny tiny hair bands like that but once I finally get them over their feet they are so much bigger than that. Are you using something else or have a trick to getting them on without making them giant?
Our Grange feed store has something similar but they are in the pet bird section. One of their employees raises cockateils and uses the split rings to id them. They come in different colors and you can get them off like the number leg bands for xhowing.
 
Amy, I had a new chick with horrible pasty butt, once. The person who had incubated the eggs for me did some research and told me that some chicks look like they have manure stuck to them, but it's actually some undeveloped internal parts. She told me not to clean it, to leave it alone until the chick matured and then it would come off. I don't remember what it was called or the details. I did just let it dry up & it fell off on it's own. That chick was a very late hatcher and had trouble getting out of the shell. It ended up being a rumpless cockerel.
I thought that I would mention it because you can kill these chicks if you try to pull off what looks like manure but is actually part of their body.

With Pasty butt, just make sure they can poop. Do not pull anything off. Sometimes it takes a long time to get the pasty stuff to dissolve off.

Hey Kim! Tomorrow is day 5! Time for a quick peek at those hatching eggs....
 
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The Dorkings are! I saw a developing chick with veins going out from it! I looked at one Delaware and it has the look of an egg that is developing.

I need to add water tomorrow so will check the ones in the Genesis then.

It is a good sing to see veining on day 4.
 
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Trisha, I got 14 barnenvelders ...they are so dang fast.


Sorry Molly, I hate to break it to you.....but that first chick doesnt look pure Barnevelder. Maybe one of my hens had a fling with an alien chicken from outer space.


LOL, Just kidding you got some silkies in there too right?

Trisha
 

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