grannys gone and done it

[Granny Hatchet]

No granny you are not killing the chicks!! It could be any of the things mentioned above that are causing chicks to be dead in shel.

Your bator looks good!!

I drowned them yet again York. I had one container with a lid and a small iece of songe sticking out for incubation then come lock down I took the lid off and let the fan blow direct on it and added 2 stryofoam coffee cups with water to it. It never fogged the window up at all but they were sticky chicks. they still have it on them because they are weak and I am afraid to rinse them

 

[Yorkshire Coop]

Catch you all later

Gotta get Harry horse done and unleashed in the field!

Have a good sleep

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Catch you all later

Gotta get Harry horse done and unleashed in the field!

Have a good sleep

be careful out there .

 

[Wishing4Wings]

Bye York!

Granny, I want one like this! I would have a huge herd of them if they were this quiet!!

 

[Yorkshire Coop]

I drowned them yet again York. I had one container with a lid and a small iece of songe sticking out for incubation then come lock down I took the lid off and let the fan blow direct on it and added 2 stryofoam coffee cus with water to it. It never fogged the window up at all but they were sticky chicks.

Sticky chicks are from prolonged high humidity during day 1 - 18. So by putting it up at lockdown you didn't cause that. Try running with no water at all and see what your readings are. Eggs will naturally create some humidity as the moisture comes out of the egg. Run 7 days without and see what your air cells look like.

If it's a turning problem try hand turning these at least 5 times per day as you won't have so many.

By hook or by crook you will have a good hatch!!

ETA ~ your incubator is good at holding humidity!! And keeping it high!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Thats the squeaker gene . Mine is 2 and still sounds like that.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Sticky chicks are from prolonged high humidity during day 1 - 18. So by putting it up at lockdown you didn't cause that. Try running with no water at all and see what your readings are. Eggs will naturally create some humidity as the moisture comes out of the egg. Run 7 days without and see what your air cells look like.

If it's a turning problem try hand turning these at least 5 times per day as you won't have so many.

By hook or by crook you will have a good hatch!!

I will try this. No water til lockdown I am thinking because we are supposed to have a ton of rain.

 

[Wishing4Wings]

Thats the squeaker gene . Mine is 2 and still sounds like that.

Must not be easy to breed for it, or I think it would have been done. What a great thing to have. If I ever find a Tolbunt, I will trade you for the squeaker.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Must not be easy to breed for it, or I think it would have been done. What a great thing to have. If I ever find a Tolbunt, I will trade you for the squeaker.

I would give him to you wishing but still afraid of making some one elses coop sick.

 

[Wishing4Wings]

Do you have any Serama eggs? Throw them in with the Polish and see what you get. If you get a squeaker in the brooder, then ROAD TRIP!!!