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

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If a wandering dog kills a chicken it gets locked up by animal control (if not shot first). What happens if a neighborhood cat kills chickens or chicks? Does animal control have any jurisdiction on dealing with it?
By law, I believe leash laws apply to cats as well but for some reason, that's ignored.
I don't get it.
Why do cats get a pass.
 
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I can't remember the link right now, but there was a study that showed increased CO2 concentrations for the first ten days of incubation encouraged I think it was better muscle development in hatched chicks.
One I saw on the topic says broiler embryos can tolerate higher CO2 than layer type embryos and I suspect that coincides with your suggestion on muscle development.
https://www.pasreform.com/en/knowledge/13/managing-carbon-dioxide-in-the-setter

I plan on investing in a CO2 meter someday.
I bought my first hygrometer in many years that I just put into one of the incubators a couple days ago. It seems to be much more accurate than the cheapies I had in the past.
 

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