Just thought this might be useful to my BYC friends.
I was in the process of moving 10 of my Turkey eggs from the incubator that they had been in for 25 days, to another incubator I had set up as a 'hatcher' incubator, with higher humidity... when I dropped one of the eggs and it fell hard onto my hardwood floors. I, of course, got really mad at myself for being so clumsy, but I remembered reading somewhere that you can use candle wax to cover the cracks and things could be ok.
So I found an unscented candle, lit it, then got the cracked egg and poured the warm/hot candle wax over the cracks... I thought.. what the heck, it can't hurt.
I woke up today and that egg hatched a very cute turkey! So the candle wax thing really works.
I was in the process of moving 10 of my Turkey eggs from the incubator that they had been in for 25 days, to another incubator I had set up as a 'hatcher' incubator, with higher humidity... when I dropped one of the eggs and it fell hard onto my hardwood floors. I, of course, got really mad at myself for being so clumsy, but I remembered reading somewhere that you can use candle wax to cover the cracks and things could be ok.
So I found an unscented candle, lit it, then got the cracked egg and poured the warm/hot candle wax over the cracks... I thought.. what the heck, it can't hurt.
I woke up today and that egg hatched a very cute turkey! So the candle wax thing really works.