Does it hurt to move them for Lockdown

[tia]

I was thinking about moving my duck eggs from one incubator to the other for lock down. Does that hurt anything. The other incubator has a flat clear top and it is easier to watch what is happening.

 

[midget_farms]

as long as they have not pipped you can move them without worry.

 

[wolftracks]

I even moved a couple that had early pips to the hatcher and they made it fine.

 

[Cattitude]

I moved some eggs last night from the home of my partner in Chicken Math. There were about a dozen (maybe a few more) eggs in a towel in a canvas sack I got from Orscheln's. None had pipped. By the time I got home (one mile away) one white egg had pipped and about 30 minutes later there was a yellow chick running around the incubator! This morning I got two more chicks, a pair of black Australorps. And there are more pips as I write. It's amazing what these little critters can do!

 

[ChickenPox]

Shouldn't be a problem at all! I do it all the time, even ones with pips, even had an early hatch in my "cooking" bator with less than 30% humidity! He was absolutely fine. Good luck!

 

[ginznchix]

I just found a banty egg pipped in my egg turner on day 18. Was getting ready to move them to the hatching bator and there it was! They're all moved now and we'll see how he does. My humidity was in the 30's and sometimes less so I'm a little worried but I do believe these guys are tougher than we give them credit for!

 

[Baralak]

I do it all the time as well... I have a hatcher and I move the eggs from my bator to the hatcher. No Problems!