Cyprus' Chat Thread

[HuffleClaw]

Welcome, Kayla!

Thank you Cy

 

[Cyprus]

Fun fact: On day 16 of incubation, chicken embryoes absorb the remaining albumen.

 

[HuffleClaw]

I think my oldest duck egg died Its not black or anything, and it looks normal. But it’s not moving when I candle it

 

[Cyprus]

I think my oldest duck egg died Its not black or anything, and it looks normal. But it’s not moving when I candle it

Csn you see veins?
One of my chicken eggs was iffy yesterday. No veins, decent clear sosce, black blob not moving. I almost chucked it, but I kept the light to it for 3 minutes and finally caught what I think was voluntary movement

 

[HuffleClaw]

Csn you see veins?
One of my chicken eggs was iffy yesterday. No veins, decent clear sosce, black blob not moving. I almost chucked it, but I kept the light to it for 3 minutes and finally caught what I think was voluntary movement

It’s on day 23 I believe. No veins. I kept it in there just in case.

 

[Cyprus]

It’s on day 23 I believe. No veins. I kept it in there just in case.

I would keep it in, definitely. I've had eggs hatch that I could have sworn were dead.

 

[CarpCharacin]

You should do the changes

I know, but what about the water conditioner?

 

[Cyprus]

I know, but what about the water conditioner?

Just use it for now. The water changes need to be done.

 

[CarpCharacin]

Just use it for now. The water changes need to be done.

You're right, they do need to be done, but I also don't want to use something that could potentially be harmful without knowing for sure, but it may be difficult to know for sure, since Seachem doesn't disclose the chemical formulas.

 

[Cyprus]

You're right, they do need to be done, but I also don't want to use something that could potentially be harmful without knowing for sure, but it may be difficult to know for sure, since Seachem doesn't disclose the chemical formulas.

Well you already know what Seachem does. So I guess you can either do water changes more frequently or not at all