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

[Sally Sunshine]

 

[Akrnaf2]

2 days ago it changed and I don't know how!

 

[casportpony]

Do someone no how to change the ovation presentation from this



To this?

Mine looks like this:


-Kathy

 

[campingshaws]

It could be like the worm that is actually a deer worm that goats can get off wet grass at a stage in its life cycle where it is outside the deer.

I was quite surprised when I looked in my Veterinary Parasitology Reference Manual... Seems like goats, sheep, cattle, dogs and cats can get many types of worms from many sources, and some of those people can get from them!

-Kathy

When I was a kid my mom wouldn't let us play outside barefooted because she said we'd get worms from the cats.

 

[casportpony]

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[Akrnaf2]

Do someone no how to change the ovation presentation from this To this?

Mine looks like this: -Kathy

Mine LOOKED like this till 3 days ago, and then POOF they changed! And somthing more that puzzles me is that it is only in the received ovation , the given are normal!

 

[lovechicks1293]

hey everybody, i just got back from mowing at my grandma's house, came down with a lovely sore throat.....

 

[casportpony]

Mine LOOKED like this till 3 days ago, and then POOF they changed!
And somthing more that puzzles me is that it is only in the received ovation , the given are normal!

Gave and received look the same on my computer.

-Kathy

 

[kajira]

@BantyChooks I need help - my little chick who's last in the incubator is running all over th eplace, dragging her egg shell with her. She' fluffing up, but the umbilical is still firmly attached to the egg. I took some pictures, but i'm not sure how to safely detach it? She's up and moving and apparently ready to be away from her egg now.

 

[Akrnaf2]

It could be like the worm that is actually a deer worm that goats can get off wet grass at a stage in its life cycle where it is outside the deer.

I was quite surprised when I looked in my Veterinary Parasitology Reference Manual... Seems like goats, sheep, cattle, dogs and cats can get many types of worms from many sources, and some of those people can get from them!

-Kathy

When I was a kid my mom wouldn't let us play outside barefooted because she said we'd get worms from the cats.

She was right! Hookworms that transmitted from cats and dogs infect like that!
Read this
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hookworm_infection