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my poor lil bator is packed fulla eggs! now just watch some totally awesome eggs will show up!
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I also do dry hatch... but really just super low humidity... however, this last time I had to add water to keep the humidity at about 25% too much wood stove heat I guess.Thank you amberjem. Wow somebody had luck batching marans. They won't hatch for us. Did you dry hatch them?
Quote: me too... NON medicated
you need a second bator... then you can use the second one for a hatcher OR just overflowmy poor lil bator is packed fulla eggs! now just watch some totally awesome eggs will show up!
Welcome jldward!Yeah, lived on a cattle farm when I was married, & the grandson is luckily getting that exposure thru my son & ex-husband, but I give him other aspects of it. My son says he's so happy I have the animals...he escapes the caring & paying for them lol but his son still gets to be around & experience it. He loves helping gather eggs. Literally one of his first words was vocalizing a rooster crowing. Even now, he doesn't identify animals by name, but rather by the sound they make. I've been working on teaching names for a while, but he's a lil stuck in his way lol.
Which means I need to kill my single comb hens, or put them in a different area so that I don't accidentally incubate their eggs...
PIP!!!!!
CHEEP and WIGGLES! phew!
Edited to add its black, pretty chirping, and I am gonna leave it be. ::sits on hands::
I wish chick! The cheep and wiggles was in response to my literally picking up the Brinsea Mini Advance and giving it a gentile come to mamma shake. Nothing since. I set the egg Feb. 1 at 2:30 and it pipped Feb. 21 at 2:30. So, question....is that not twenty days? It is not due until tomorrow. I keep telling myself all is well. The shell is rather porous and was easy to see through. For the FIRST time ever, I saw its heartbeat at day 7, and also very clearly saw its beak poked up (pretty as a text book picture) in the good sized air sac at day 19. I just am in the hard to wait period.
Thanks for all the hand holding ,guys.
I already know someones going to ask what a fly tie is. This one belongs to boggy bottom bantams.