So the first 9 hatched no problem. The next 5 that pipped and or zipped for stuck...why? The membrane turned brown and they got dried and stuck why does this happen?
Humifity dropped?
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So the first 9 hatched no problem. The next 5 that pipped and or zipped for stuck...why? The membrane turned brown and they got dried and stuck why does this happen?
It depends on the age. White Bresse cockerels have huge combs and wattles. Those are little puny things....
That can happen with the last ones to hatch. It is often a function of their vigor at hatching. Increasing humidity at hatch can lessen the time it takes for the membrane to dry but will not stop it for slow hatching chicks.So the first 9 hatched no problem. The next 5 that pipped and or zipped for stuck...why? The membrane turned brown and they got dried and stuck why does this happen?
Yes, BYC is being Glitchy. I expect Chicken little to make an appearance soon....Aaarg! 3d try at post.
Cackle Try corid too just in case. Likely they would have told you if it was cocci but possibly not.
The games on here are mostly homeschooling people who need interaction. Parents know its prety safe. Chicken people may be crotchety but very unlikely to be off!
Pet im always wrooried those are too sharp for chicks. But I know people use them.
Liz that is red to be a girl but if its not crowing you may still have hope. If I figure out how to get you a showgirl we can get you more eggs mebby.
Those are not overly huge for girl combs and wattles. But they are at tge edge.Quote:
Are the combs and wattles big on pullets too? Or is it too young to have combs and wattles that size? Darn it. lol
Quote: The combs and wattles are fairly big for pullets.
Good news though, that one will be ready for dinner soon if it is a Cockerel. If all of the others were crowing and this one was not, you have a good chance at a boy. Also there are no hackle and saddle feather yet.