Aww they are very pretty, love the colors!All of these have the fuzzy feet, except the one that I like has less feathering on the feet/legs.
I don't care, I just want her to be a her. And, three of them have puffy faces! These eggs
had that watery stuff wriggling around on the bottom of the egg when I first candled..not all
but most all of them. Two of them made it to hatching, and the watery fluid, or what I
call the gobledy goop, wasn't wriggling around when time for lock down. Little worried
that when they pipped, they would drown in thick goop like I've had chicks do before when
I've had that watery look in the bottom. But all 5 in lock down made it. Pretty happy
with that. I kept the humidity down lower than usual the last week of incubating. In the teens
to see if that would help. Must have.
[COLOR=B22222]Sending you some good hatch vibes! I know how you feel. Since Dec. I've had 5 diff sets of eggs go to lock down (I'm on #6 now) out of all of those I only had 6 live chicks. 4 lav orps the other night, they died a few hours after hatching, 2 never made it out of the shell. 1 lav orp who died on day 3, and 1 very healthy & beautiful silkie chick. I think that's the reason I'm so attached to the silkie, she's my little survivor! I didn't know until last week that my humidity & temp were too low... And I did cry- every time! 
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