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interestingBiotin
Deficiency
High death rate at 19 to 21 days of incubation(Yes have had more than normal not super high),
Embryos have parrot beak(do not have this),
Chondrodystrophy(slipped tendon-have had this just lately. These are heavy meat-type chicks),
Several skeletal deformities-(no),
and webbing between the toes( got one today).
Chicks are in a deficient state inside the egg, so hens are going to need vitamins in the water.
I will be changing feed companies. Local mill must have botched the vitamin mix. I am just about the only one who orders so feed may be old or deficient.
Biotin is present in feed-stuffs in both bound and free forms, and much of the bound biotin is apparently unavailable to animal species. For poultry (and presumably other species), often less than one-half of the micro-biologically determined biotin in a feed-stuff is biologically available (Scott, 1981; Frigg, 1984, 1987).
She's addicted! Lol those speckled egg's are georgeous!
And the she's addicted part was in a Pauly Shore voice. LolShe's addicted! Lol those speckled egg's are georgeous!
Praying they hatch fine5 pips. Still no chicks.
No doubt that tomorrow morning, the incubator will be full of chicks.Praying they hatch fine
Post pics when you are able. Love seeing lil cutiesNo doubt that tomorrow morning, the incubator will be full of chicks.