D'uccle Thread

Do you have some photos you could PM me?
I would like to see pictures too. Been wanting some Gold Necks for awhile now....
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I was off a little bit. It's 3.5 hours away. I wouldn't want to ship less than 10 and I don't think I have that many in those colors (I also want to keep some). I can count them tomorrow and see. I could add some of the mottles or mille fleurs for warmth. I don't have any golden necks yet. The first eggs are in the incubator and should hatch next week. As far as when I could ship, I'd have to keep an eye on the forecast. I'm not going to ship chicks with the night temps in the 20's like it's going to be here the next few days. If we have a time of milder weather, I won't mind sending some.
 
I was off a little bit. It's 3.5 hours away. I wouldn't want to ship less than 10 and I don't think I have that many in those colors (I also want to keep some). I can count them tomorrow and see. I could add some of the mottles or mille fleurs for warmth. I don't have any golden necks yet. The first eggs are in the incubator and should hatch next week. As far as when I could ship, I'd have to keep an eye on the forecast. I'm not going to ship chicks with the night temps in the 20's like it's going to be here the next few days. If we have a time of milder weather, I won't mind sending some.
Would you be able to send some in the spring? February - May?
 
Oh and I can take some pics now of the youngest chicks (they're in boxes in the bathroom) but it will be tomorrow for the older ones. You can pm me an email or cell phone I can send pics to. I only have a phone to do this with so pictures may not be great.
 
Today I lost my only Milie Fluer booted bantam chick. She was a fighter. I could tell something was wrong yesterday. She was acting kinda off but I thought maybe she was cold, they are still young so they're in the house, so I turned the heat lamp up. Today she would just stand there and get stepped on. I separated her in a different crate with a heat lamp and gave her some mash, yogurt and some water. She just wasn't getting any better so I left her alone for a while and when I came back she was laying on her back with her neck all crooked and feet in the air. I held her while she took her last few minutes of life and cried like a baby. I tried everything I knew to do.
 
Today I lost my only Milie Fluer booted bantam chick. She was a fighter. I could tell something was wrong yesterday. She was acting kinda off but I thought maybe she was cold, they are still young so they're in the house, so I turned the heat lamp up. Today she would just stand there and get stepped on. I separated her in a different crate with a heat lamp and gave her some mash, yogurt and some water. She just wasn't getting any better so I left her alone for a while and when I came back she was laying on her back with her neck all crooked and feet in the air. I held her while she took her last few minutes of life and cried like a baby. I tried everything I knew to do.

Thats sooo sad, Im sorry to hear that
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Ok, I realize I am borderline aggarvating (DH reminds me from time to time), but how does everyone manage the wire egg strap-holders in the Brinsea Octagon Eco? I put 3 eggs in and almost broke them with trying to put the wires in. Are they supposed to be tight up against the eggs? I've never had this kind of incubator before and just don't want to damage eggs.

Are you talking about the metal bars? You can move them around to make room for different sized eggs. I wasn't sure what they were for exactly at first, but in the manual it say that they are to prevent the eggs from rolling. I make them just wide enough for the eggs to be able to be put in without them having to touch the bars.

Hopefully this makes sense and hopefully I am thinking of the right 'bator.
 

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