Change of plans

[McChooky]

Thank you!

Interesting article on using flashlights to candle dark eggs https://montanahomesteader.com/how-candle-dark-eggs/

 

[McChooky]

I'll give that a try, and thank you for the birthday wishes!

Glad to help! Without a bright light I can't see anything in a dark egg except shadows

 

[Auntiejessi3]

Glad to help! Without a bright light I can't see anything in a dark egg except shadows

My marans eggs are pretty dark and I don't have issues, it's not as clear as regular eggs but I can still see what's going on, these eggs I can't. I used a led flashlight and still couldn't see anything until way later in development, and then all I could see was the air cell. So

 

[Auntiejessi3]

Interesting article on using flashlights to candle dark eggs https://montanahomesteader.com/how-candle-dark-eggs/

I did all that. I appreciate all the "pointers" but this isn't my first go round.

 

[McChooky]

I did all that. I appreciate all the "pointers" but this isn't my first go round.

I added the link because the flashlight idea wasn't mine thanks!

 

[Auntiejessi3]

That little girl's scab fell off her eye, she seems to be doing much better! Prissy's lesions seem to be shrinking and drying up. No new infections as of today. Woot woot!

 

[Auntiejessi3]

I've been sanitizing waterers twice a day, and did a clean out on the coop in hopes of lowering the viral load. Can't really do anything in the run since it's a deep littler method run, but raked up what feathers I could. I cleaned that little girl's eye with saline and put the antimicrobial gel on it again and let her out, she seems quite happy