I know, me too.Awww I have been sooo hoping that any day you’ll come on and let us know that your little egg is wiggling away!I will be so sad if it’s not developing.
You *have* to have a part 2! I admit that this thread has perked my interest so much that I am watching all the emu eggs on eBayI know, me too.
Fingers are still crossed but I'm not hopeful.
Thanks for following! Hopefully I'll have a pt. 2, haha.
But I can’t get any for quite some time… I must live vicariously through everyone on here!
Don't give up on that egg! Keep it in until at least 55 to 60 days or stinking/oozing. Some people say they never see them wiggle and they still go on to hatch. It's only 20 more days
I hear you, trust me. The 2 that are on day 41 don't have any signs either, but I keep watching and turning 
Do they have a slick back? I have read people don't recommend the puppy pads because they can cause emu to slip? I went with a 54x54 washable since i had been using old towels. I am hoping another few weeks is all the longer they will be inside. Weather permitting.Have you tried using those big pads they sell at Walmart? I like them better than puppy pads, it's what I start all of my ducklings on. I always feel weird buying them but they do work greatView attachment 4053860
Alright, haha! I'll try. Just so hard not knowingDon't give up on that egg! Keep it in until at least 55 to 60 days or stinking/oozing. Some people say they never see them wiggle and they still go on to hatch. It's only 20 more days
Hahaha well done!@FNF my office is back to normal. I removed all the shavings, vacuumed out the playpen and boxed it back up. It's like it never happened
The back is I guess but I only ever use the soft white side. I get the big and small ones and then spot clean as needed. These ones are softer than puppy pads and probably gripper? I've never had any issues with my ducklings or goslings on them. The washable puppy pads are nice too, I'm just too lazy to wash them all the time
