Well, the two pips from last night had not done anything and neither had the other two eggs so, I once again steamed up the bathroom and took advantage of taking the chicks out... I'm really glad I did because as i said in an earlier post, the humidity dropped last night and the two pipped eggs had begun to shrink wrap.. I opened the eggs and cracked them so that it would be easier for them to get out of them but still have to work a bit.. The third egg that did not have a pip yet was still alive and had pipped internally but not externally.. I made sure it had plenty of moisture on the membrane, wrapped it in a wet tissue and put it back in the bator.. The fourth egg had not pipped internally or externally nor had it absorbed the yolk but it was already dead.. I figure that one probably died just after lockdown..
So, as long as these three chicks survive, I had 12 of 14 hatch... I need to get a sponge or something to keep the humidity up at night.. it's funny because it will be fine ALL day long but at night it drops like crazy... I'm glad I don't keep the vents open because it would be dryer than a desert if I did!!
Goddess
So, as long as these three chicks survive, I had 12 of 14 hatch... I need to get a sponge or something to keep the humidity up at night.. it's funny because it will be fine ALL day long but at night it drops like crazy... I'm glad I don't keep the vents open because it would be dryer than a desert if I did!!
Goddess