Call Ducks Finally Hatched

[Dianne1928]

Or Silver?

 

[Lacrystol]

Wewww. I'm glad I read that wrong. I though it said ALL 3 had quit. That's what I get for trying to function at 2 am after being up for almost 24 hrs lol

I'm glad I'm not the only who screws up all the time. Lol

 

[Lacrystol]

Found out why. He just posted them all. Now instead of $50 a pair he is asking $50. Even though they are worth that he is not getting my business. He had several people asking to buy different ones (that he had priced at $50 a pair) now he's re-priced them all. I'm guessing because so many people responded. Funny how tons have seen his new pictures but noone has commented that they want them. Maybe they feel the same way I do.

All that sucks for you but good for him in a way because he would have lost big time, I wouldn't want to be in that situation..

 

[Lacrystol]

Hi Lori,
My eggs arrived Today.  24 of them.   They were packaged really good. The eggs were in cartons packed in shavings. The 2 cartons were attached together with plastic wrap, then packed snugly in soft foam.

They have loose air sacks, but just a little loose. Not like the last ones. It says on your lazy method page that I should wait 8 to 24 hours to put them in the incubator. I would like to wait until Monday to put them in so their hatch day will be at the beginning of my weekend 

Can I safely wait two days to put them in? I don't think it would be a good idea to take them 30 miles on a winding road during  lock down. I want these to hatch as healthy as possible!

Yes you can it's only going to give those loose air cells a chance to stick properly.. However candle them when you are ready to put them in to double check those loose air cells, if they are still loose then set them in the incubator but do not put them on a moving turner.. Just turn them slightly to left to right or back and forth about two three times a day so they don't stick...once you see movement then you can put them on the turner..

Store them in a cool spot usually the basement is the best, you don't want them warm or room temp.. This will preserve them until...

 

[Lacrystol]

Wow interesting yours and mine are very similair in color.. Good lord what do we have?? I will get a better pic of mine when I put them to bed..

 

[Lacrystol]

Yours and mine have the same color in feet where in those pics they seem to have a redder type of footing. Hummmm

 

[Lacrystol]

Hi Lori,
My eggs arrived Today.  24 of them.   They were packaged really good. The eggs were in cartons packed in shavings. The 2 cartons were attached together with plastic wrap, then packed snugly in soft foam.

They have loose air sacks, but just a little loose. Not like the last ones. It says on your lazy method page that I should wait 8 to 24 hours to put them in the incubator. I would like to wait until Monday to put them in so their hatch day will be at the beginning of my weekend 

Can I safely wait two days to put them in? I don't think it would be a good idea to take them 30 miles on a winding road during  lock down. I want these to hatch as healthy as possible!

Are these blues??? Hahahahaha

 

[peachncrm37]

Getting this one tomorrow!

 

[peachncrm37]

And the one in front. Does anyone know are they both going to be males?

 

[Dianne1928]

They are assorted colors. The eggs are blue! LOL