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

[Christinecam]

What a cutie!! How is he doing?

Doing so much better! Ty

 

[Christinecam]

$.20! I wish! They must be more, aren't they? I didn't have any cartons when I started. I had to buy some. On sale, here they are $.25. Now I have stacks of used cartons, each family has their own bag...lol.

I buy a pack that holds 35 eggs each x 12 for .99 they are sealed up in a plastic bag. I keep them for shipped eggs to rest, toss them when done. Then use new ones for candling etc.

 

[Wickedchicken6]

They are $0.49 a piece here

Ouch! We can live in pain together...lol!

 

[duluthralphie]

I typically do not clean my eggs before incubating, if there is visible "dirt" I do clean that off. I use Wipe 'n Wash egg cleansing Towelettes from TSC.

I bet you look at food when it falls on the floor and brush the hair off and eat it cause it looked clean!!

Setting dirty eggs is so 14th century!

 

[Wickedchicken6]

Doing so much better! Ty

That's fantastic!!! I'm very glad to hear that. It makes life that much easier.

 

[mlm Mike]

Ouch! We can live in pain together...lol!

I think if you just blow on used ones it cleans them right up.

 

[duluthralphie]

I'll ignore it like I do the others.

DO NOT IGNORE ME!!!!

 

[Wickedchicken6]

I buy a pack that holds 35 eggs each x 12 for .99 they are sealed up in a plastic bag. I keep them for shipped eggs to rest, toss them when done. Then use new ones for candling etc.

No fair! I'm envious.
Naw...good for you and Banty. You gotta love getting decent prices!

 

[mlm Mike]

I bet you look at food when it falls on the floor and brush the hair off and eat it cause it looked clean!!

Setting dirty eggs is so 14th century!

I have 4 dogs, if food falls on the floor, there is no getting it back.

 

[Lazy Farmer]

Ouch! We can live in pain together...lol!

I store all of my eggs in Flats in the house refer. And my egg people bring their own cartons. I write their name on their cartons and keep them for next time they're ready. keep them in the barn refrigerator