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Ruthannnall
Chirping
she's doing well she still hasn't completely dried off and fluffed up yet but she is alert walking around and peeping with her siblings.in the picture I add she is the one on the left with the more black.
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That's great! Our very first hatch was for an Oviporous animal study for my son's first grade science, (we homeschool), had no intention of raising chickens. No interest wahtsoever...lol Borrowed the incubator and eggs from my sister who does raise chickens, about an hour away from us and she was supposed to take any chicks that hatched back...well....it didn't work that way and a year and a half later I still have her incubator and 2 large coops with 30+ chickens...lolonly these two have hatched. I have another that has pip but hasn't started zipping yet it pipped yesterday evening the other have not Pipped yet.we only had four in this Incubator this was our very first hatch to see how well we did it was me and my twin 4 year olds doing this.
I give them 24 hours before I start an assist. Sometimes I will widen the pip around 18 hours to check and make sure positioning at least looks right and then let them go to 24.
That's great! Our very first hatch was for an Oviporous animal study for my son's first grade science, (we homeschool), had no intention of raising chickens. No interest wahtsoever...lol Borrowed the incubator and eggs from my sister who does raise chickens, about an hour away from us and she was supposed to take any chicks that hatched back...well....it didn't work that way and a year and a half later I still have her incubator and 2 large coops with 30+ chickens...lol
It's been a great experience for my boy though. He's even handled the losses very well.
Congrats on the babies
the third chick has hatched. And a 4th has pipped. all seems to be going well, Thank God because I need to sleep... Lol