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indeed.Oz,
Will you drop me a note bout 6 days before you leave for the PI, I want to make sure daisy is laying daily so I have at least half dozen eggs to give you.
your brooder looks exciting.
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indeed.Oz,
Will you drop me a note bout 6 days before you leave for the PI, I want to make sure daisy is laying daily so I have at least half dozen eggs to give you.
Woohooo![COLOR=000080]5 from 12 hatched all within 7 hrs of the first pip.[/COLOR] [COLOR=000080]The remaining 4 will stay in the bator till day 22. its barely day 20 now. Realistically, I dont expect any more to be kicking out. I am happy with that given the fact that they arrived in an egg carton with some paper towel between them.[/COLOR] [COLOR=000080]This helps reassure me that 24 eggs is the minimum for shipped eggs I want to carry for each breed for my main flock to build fairly quickly, and 12-18 be the minimum for breeds that I want to play with and see how they fair in the tropics.[/COLOR]
welcome aboard!Three days ago, I sat down looking on info on hatching eggs and found this thread. I ended up so enthralled that I read the whole thing! Good luck on your future trip!
I now have hope that a novice like me will be able to successfully hatch someday in the future.
Next week I am donating my fertile eggs to a Headstart classroom for a lesson in farms. They asked for 6 eggs to attempt hatching and since I have a mixed bag of chickens that will be mutts, I figure it is a good way to start. I forwarded the link to the hatching 101 thread to the teacher too. So hopefully they have success!
still no fish to speak of in the province so i had my brother inlaw who is going to school in Manila send 3 kilos to your inlaws5 from 12 hatched all within 7 hrs of the first pip.
The remaining 4 will stay in the bator till day 22. its barely day 20 now. Realistically, I dont expect any more to be kicking out. I am happy with that given the fact that they arrived in an egg carton with some paper towel between them.
This helps reassure me that 24 eggs is the minimum for shipped eggs I want to carry for each breed for my main flock to build fairly quickly, and 12-18 be the minimum for breeds that I want to play with and see how they fair in the tropics.
LOL ...plastic tote works when ducklings are around. the big wood one is too bulky for the house and I haven't cleaned a spot in the garage for it yet, but soon, very soon.!indeed.
your brooder looks exciting.
I love it - and the striped chicks as well. a great mixLOL ...plastic tote works when ducklings are around. the big wood one is too bulky for the house and I haven't cleaned a spot in the garage for it yet, but soon, very soon.!
I told you not to bother with the fish - its really OK.still no fish to speak of in the province so i had my brother inlaw who is going to school in Manila send 3 kilos to your inlaws
but they may not save you any OZ
here are my peeps that my broody silkie hatched out for me
http://i927.photobucket.com/albums/...S/2013 FLUFF BALLS/Picture049_zps4e3df5b9.jpg
there are 8 of them in there but a few are camera shy
1 looks to be a pure silkie the rest are buff orpington over silkie
have a good one
piglett
nope, a deal is a deal so i wanted to make sure i held up my end of it OZI told you not to bother with the fish - its really OK.
Great pics - interesting fluffy mix