First time seller!!!!

[Dog Days are Over]

Hi everyone. New to this site so hoping for advice! I keep Silkies and giant Brahmas and have every confidence in most of their eggs being fertile. I know I have to incubate the eggs and candle at 5-7 days to check for viability but what do I do once I am happy they are fertile? Do I simply take the fertile ones and package them up for prospective buyers? Are they ok being taken out of the incubator and then packaged/posted? and if so does the buyer take these days out of the incubator into consideration when counting down to Day 21? Thankyou for any advice in advance!!!!!

 

[ChickenCanoe]

If your hens are with roosters, the eggs are likely fertile. You could incubate a few just to check or open the eggs to look for a halo (blastoderm vs. blastodisc).
Once incubation starts, it would be a very bad idea to pull the eggs out and send them somewhere else. That would likely kill the embryos.
Once incubation starts, they need to stay at that temperature throughout.