I would think you could make it up and keep refrigerated or just make small batches I think heat destroys the vitamins but keeping it cool would be alright. That is one adorable duckling and love those colors. hows pipping coming on next one?
Lil duckie is alert, eating, drinking, peeping and breathing fine. All is well! Got some pretty webbed feet!!!
I do actually have save-a-chick! I will use that. It says to use 1 packet in 1 gallon of cool water. If I mix up a gal, will it still be ok if I refrigerate it for later use? Although, it says "make fresh solution daily." Didn't know if anyone actually follows it or does their own thing.
Good girl
Seems people using bators have a harder time with duck eggs than chickens, can't help much since I don't use them, just keep an eye on the membrane as they pip.:-D no name so far, my daughter just calls it duckie.
and I had another idea for heat/humidity.... I put a heating pad (wrapped in a thick towel so it wouldn't get too hot) underneath the bator to see if that'll help. Hopefully it'll make the moisture rings in the middle a lil warmer and get that humidity up! I've also had a mini space heater in the room its into keep it steady. Feel like I'm spraying lots of water just to keep it up
Has it made any progress since you posted this morning?
Can you get a pic or is it too steamed up? lol
