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teaton
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So I have 7 more eggs all due to hatch soon, how do I know if they will be breech? What should I do, as soon as they start zipping get them out?
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So I have 7 more eggs all due to hatch soon, how do I know if they will be breech? What should I do, as soon as they start zipping get them out?
OK I'm just so scared thier all gonna die at zipping, makes me not even want to look in the incubator anymore,I don't even want to watch them hatch, this is definitely my first and last time ever incubating eggs!No!! When they zip, they usually keep their head out, not flip..... That is not usual. It has to have its beak at the opening to make it in the first place, and they usually do not flip like that one did.
When they zip, just keep an eye on them. Zipping usually takes 1/2 hour.
If you get them out early, you will have other things to worry about, like open navels and bleeding.
OK I'm just so scared thier all gonna die at zipping, makes me not even want to look in the incubator anymore,I don't even want to watch them hatch, this is definitely my first and last time ever incubating eggs!
My troubles keep adding up, ever since I had to take dead chick out I cannot regulate temp right, it keeps zooming up to 102 and 104. I catch it and open the lid it goes down for a bit then rises againI'm destined for alot of sleepless nights I guess...
BantyChooks did your chicks hatch? I keep trying to follow you on the incubating thread but there's so many new ones every minute! What happened with you stuck baby?
Thats great! Congratulations! What did you hatch?
I know, tis crazy! It flipped back around and hatched on its own- thank goodness, I hate assisting.
59.0909090909% hatch rate.... Not the worst, I've ever had, but not the best.