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Woot keep an eye on them and now is the time to start watching the clock and think about making a safety hole.They are out of the air cell and still moving around which is good! And also I’ve seen two beaks in that air cell so I think it’s twins for sure! I’m so excited! I have heard a couple peeps!
This is weird. There is no way to know for sure at this point but could you have just been seeing two parts of the same chick moving differently?
They are out of the air cell and still moving around which is good! And also I’ve seen two beaks in that air cell so I think it’s twins for sure! I’m so excited! I have heard a couple peeps!
Awesome. I'd love to see it.That’s my best guess... except for the fact that i could see two completely distinct embryos way earlier. I’ll try to see if I can find the video I took. I showed the egit to a few other people as
Awesome. I'd love to see it.
Thank you.
Eta...upload it to YouTube.
They are out of the air cell and still moving around which is good! And also I’ve seen two beaks in that air cell so I think it’s twins for sure! I’m so excited! I have heard a couple peeps!
Sometimes with human twins, one is absorbed by the other in utero.I had a double easter egger growing, but the 2nd embryo must have quit and been absorbed or dissolved sometime after day 14, because only one chick came out of the egg! I couldn’t find any obvious remains, but there had definitely been two buddies squirming around in there. It was very perplexing.
They are out of the air cell and still moving around which is good! And also I’ve seen two beaks in that air cell so I think it’s twins for sure! I’m so excited! I have heard a couple peeps!