Cyn, anything?

[nccatnip]

Sorry Speckledhen, I know you really wanted that chick.

 

[hinkjc]

Cyn, I'm really sorry to hear your chicky didn't hatch. This was a pullet egg right? That is a common occurence in them..sometimes their just too small/weak to emerge from the egg. Keep trying tho...as the eggs grow a bit, hatchability improves (even while they're still pullets).

Jody

 

[speckledhen]

Yes, Jody, it was her first egg, although not that small in actuality. I was only incubating till four days to test the fertility originally and when I saw beautiful veins, couldn't crack it open, so decided to just let it hatch if it could. Well, I certainly verified fertility, didn't I? I have more of her eggs and two of the other blue Amerauanas eggs in the bator now, so maybe I'll get a couple of pullets from those four. Thanks again. I sure do want more pullets out of these two girls, especially the darker blue one, Charlotte. She is an absolute doll and I want her temperament in any bird I own. Thanks for the good thoughts.

 

[LynnGrigg]

Sorry Cynthia, That's a sad disappointment. Hopefully next time... -Lynn

 

[thndrdancr]

Oh gosh, so sorry to hear. I would have done the same thing, well you KNOW I did early on day 22 on mine.

Boy its time consuming breaking that little hole in the air cell on 21 eggs, lemme tell ya.

I so wanted her to hatch for you, I really would have been heart broken if I had found a lot of mine had developed that far.
Well keeping my fingers crossed for the next ones due!

Jill

 

[KKluckers]

Im sorry!!! That is such a bummer when they develop that far. You will just have to try again.

 

[megshenhut]

What a bummer!!

Here's hoping that the next ones hatch! I've had several develop that far. It is so dissappointing that they make it so far with everything looking Ok and then nothing.

 

[PeiTheCelt]

That really stinks, I'm sorry!

It's hard when they're that perfectly developed like that and just don't hatch. :-/

 

[EweSheep]

So Sorry Cyn....there will be more! Even those who could not make it while the others survive is mother nature's way of dealing with things.