Dixie Chicks

[minihorse927]

Hmmm... in glass with plastic covering it? No oxygen exchange then?

they had taken a needle or something and put little holes in it I think. Let me look and see if I can't find it.

 

[Mahen100]

Here's a link to "see through" 21 days of incubation. When I first viewed it, I didn't reakuze realize it was a slide show, and I almost thought it was the same chick each frame. Neat. I think it appears not as a vid, but as a series of still shots.

morning. its rainy, temps approaching 40's and peaceful. My flock is ranging in the drizzle.

 

[Peep_Show]

Lowes said they could sell me moving boxes. They did not have any that had not been compacted.

Lowe's moving boxes are great! They've got handle holes in them, whereas Home Despot's do not. I use the large ones for brooder boxes for chicks with the EcoGlo...when it gets beyond use out it goes to the garbage. A large box will cost you about $1.36.

Ok, chili growing tips and tricks. How do you select which seedling to keep? The first ones are starting to develop their second pair of leaves, so it's time to transfer them to slightly larger pots soon and kill the weaker one in each peat pot.

Channeling Bamadude...

"Set all the seedlings!!!!"

 

[Peep_Show]

Saw blue and black now I can see either in the first and second picture.... The article was neat but I closed the page so no link... I'm lazy

I just see a dress I could never fit into.....

 

[perchie.girl]

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that would be my gut feeling. you got them this far... once set you might loose one.

deb

 

[perchie.girl]

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it would make a good curtain or table runner though. Me... It might fit on one leg.....

deb

 

[Amberjem]

the vid was a picture of a chick developing in a manmade shell.....they are using that technology to grow organs so they can see what effects drugs have on said organs................using human tissue they crossed that tech over to the chicken egg to watch the developement of the egg without doing a window type procedure on the egg shell...they havent managed to hatch so far that I found info on the embryo usually quits at 19 days

 

[Mahen100]

the vid was a picture of a chick developing in a manmade shell.....they are using that technology to grow organs so they can see what effects drugs have on said organs................using human tissue they crossed that tech over to the chicken egg to watch the developement of the egg without doing a window type procedure on the egg shell...they havent  managed to hatch so far that I found info on  the embryo usually quits at 19 days

Pretty amazing. Your posted clip was the first time I'd seen movement like that in an embryo, except if I was lucky candling, and then not so clearly. .

 

[hennible]

I just see a dress I could never fit into.....

I wouldn't wear it any how. Not practical for the coop or yard work who needs dresses??

 

[Ravynscroft]

the vid was a picture of a chick developing in a manmade shell.....they are using that technology to grow organs so they can see what effects drugs have on said organs................using human tissue they crossed that tech over to the chicken egg to watch the developement of the egg without doing a window type procedure on the egg shell...they havent  managed to hatch so far that I found info on  the embryo usually quits at 19 days

Was wicked to see, for sure...