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

[mlm Mike]

Quote: Not really a distaste of technology, except for maybe Schwartzentrubers.
Blake something?
"Blake something?", sorry, I don't understand.

 

[DwayneNLiz]

You noticed I waited until I knew she was taken back by the nurse. lol

Ditto, learn more almost daily.

yep! and we know she wont want to do a readback

hope fully no one tags her on it though LOL

 

[Akrnaf2]

 

 

 

 

Oh, you just want to winter somewhere warm.




Pa Dutch? Pennsylvania Mountain hick?

Penn dutch. Like amish but without the distaste of technology

Not really a distaste of technology, except for maybe Schwartzentrubers.

Blake something?

"Blake something?", sorry, I don't understand.

Scwartzen=blackened
trubers=?

 

[BantyChooks]

You noticed I waited until I knew she was taken back by the nurse. lol

Ditto, learn more almost daily. 

@Sally Sunshine

 

[mlm Mike]

Quote: Not really a distaste of technology, except for maybe Schwartzentrubers.
Blake something? "Blake something?", sorry, I don't understand. Scwartzen=blackened
trubers=?
Not certain on that one, I just know it as a name. Alternate spelling is "Swartzendruber".

 

[BantyChooks]

Quail shell with incomplete CAM

 

[DwayneNLiz]

Quail shell with incomplete CAM

did you eggtopsy the others?

 

[mlm Mike]

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Thanks, Banti!

 

[JenniferDuBay]

you're gonna have to buy a used one for that price but you can't go wrong with a gqf sportsman

I'd be thrilled with used. Any idea where to look specifically?

 

[10AcreChick]

Upon further introspection and thinking (which is all I can do right now, as I am at work and away from my incubator for another 5 hours

), I have remembered that when I candled on day 18, I thought the air cells looked a little on the small side. So I'm not sure a 55% humidity is necessarily a bad thing at this point. But I will try Ralphie's suggestion of putting a pan of water under the incubator anyway! My air cells being small does not really make ANY sense to me, though, as Missouri with a woodstove is currently holding at a household 16% humidity and I have to fight against that in the first place. Strange.