I am so glad yours are hatching, they waited until the very last day and I was getting nervous. If I recall this is your first hatch... are you seeing what I call Zipper Pipping? I actually am not sure if that is the common term or if its an original term by me but I have seen other people say Zipper to describe that. It really does look like they unzip their eggshell and come out.
Yeah they get a little ugly at week 3 till they fully feather out
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I got one chick from each of my laying ladies! Plus one second one from one of my ladies
View attachment 1623489 we got 5 ccclb EE Chicks!
There are 5 eggs left, one has pips but the other 4 don’t. There hasn’t been movement but I’ll leave them still. Going to crank up humidity before I pull these ones out.
What is ccclbView attachment 1623490
I got one chick from each of my laying ladies! Plus one second one from one of my ladies
View attachment 1623489 we got 5 ccclb EE Chicks!
There are 5 eggs left, one has pips but the other 4 don’t. There hasn’t been movement but I’ll leave them still. Going to crank up humidity before I pull these ones out.
There is a c missing
how wow, didn't catch that. I am curious as to what it is too now.
I feel that I've learned a lot with everything you all have shared.
. Was alive when I fed before left for work, got home VERY late & didn't check ponies while dealing with a flat tire on truck & also the chicken massacre in front yard & finding a rooster that had made it all the way to one of the neighbors places (think he was carried part way - found tracks of canid critter & then his. He was very "punch drunk" <in shock?> when first put into small coop w/ 3 pullets who'd lost their roo. One of the torn up/left ones)... Daughter arrived home next morning and stated that she (2 yr old Shetland filly) was in same position as she'd seen her in when she got home day before - hours after I'd left for work (& coyote was spotted in the pasture by both Larry & her)... Last week was sad, sad indeed. 
. 2018 has been another chicken learning year. At one point, I had almost 175 chickens - those numbers are way down due to a couple of "freak incidents" both before & after storm(s), predators - lost large #s in short order - currently almost all chickens are locked in smallish coops/runs w/o free ranging. I did sell and process a few cockerels - have a group still that will be processing in the next week (Ameraucana, CLB, Orpington, farmyard bantams). Working on getting more coops, runs and fully protected tractors built for 2019 - preferably before i hatch more than 50 chicks... Would love to raise(incubate eggs?) actual meat birds along with the birds I have - who don't have a whole lot of meat - though all dual purpose types. Figure it may take a couple of generations to get chicks that grow to nice(r) sizes for meat... Some (like the 55 Flowery Hens & CLBs) may never develop a lot of meat - really feel they were "made" to tell what they were at hatch and produce eggs. Still good eating though!
