EDUCATIONAL INCUBATION & HATCHING CHAT THREAD, w/ Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs

[Pensmaster]

Ah, indeed, that is the question. You know the part about "poorly installed"? Yup. 

That's really too bad. Doesn't take much more to do it right. Sun is coming out. Nice!!!

 

[Fire Ant Farm]

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Yeah, that's the frustrating thing about a lot of little things on this "main" house - lots of "do it yourself even though you have no idea what you're doing". Needs major renovation...

 

[daxigait]

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[kwhites634]

@kwhites634

Be nice if the defense had their head in the game

 

[chicken hawk 33]

Before and after

 

[Phage]

X2, I got one from my turkey pen yesterday. Never got one from them before so it was weird.

I used to have a hen, she was a SLW, who routinely laid sod eggs. It actualy became a thing with her, at least once a week, sometimes as often as every 3 eggs. She moved on to a new home but it was the strangest thing. She always had access to oyster shell too.

I thought about trying that, just to see what would happen. But id want to do it in its own incubator and I think humidity would probably have to be pretty high.



Speaking of hatching, my broody was off her nest this morning to grab some breakfast and I checked her eggs. 3 of 4 are peeping! We may be seeing babies tonight or tomorrow!

Do you know how "cool" it would be to see one actually hatch, you might be able to see the development through a soft shell. I'm not sure how you'd "turn" it though with out ripping the shell apart.

The eggs dehydrate super fast so would not make it long

 

[meltel]

Before and after

Very nice! Proud of you!!!

 

[chicken hawk 33]

Very nice! Proud of you!!!

thank u

 

[meltel]

Be nice if the defense had their head in the game

glad i'm not watching from the sounds of it!!

 

[chicken hawk 33]

I'm excited to be incubating again. Anyone want to set with me