Hands on hatching and help

[newchickmama91]

@Pyxis
 and @newchickmama91

 thank you both so much.  it means a lot x

Patience is the key it'll be totally worth it in the end. Looks like you've done great so far

 

[chickenrk]

Thank you all very very much, it's quite scary really being responsible for such tiny little things (far more so that being a mum of two!)

 

[Ravynscroft]

Thank you all very very much, it's quite scary really being responsible for such tiny little things  (far more so that being a mum of two!)

I was a nervous wreck with my very first Call duck hatch... for some reason, the smaller they are the worse anxiety we get!

 

[chickenrk]

Haha, not just me then? My husband thinks i have lost the marbles!! Thank you

 

[Ravynscroft]

Haha, not just me then? My husband thinks i have lost the marbles!! Thank you 

Nope, you are not alone!

And when don't they? All good, not many marbles to spare 'round these parts, so you fit in just fine!

 

[chickenrk]

Sounds good to me! I can't tell you how much better i feel to hear that i'm not the only one who has been like this.

 

[Ravynscroft]

Not the first and you won't be the last, never fear... I'm off to catch some sleep... good luck, will catch you later...

 

[chickenrk]

Night night, sleep tight

 

[newchickmama91]

Sounds good to me!  I can't tell you how much better i feel to hear that i'm not the only one who has been like this. 

I'm the same especially with ducks! I haven't had the best luck with them due to my humidity so I've just stopped putting water in and they are growing better than ever.

 

[chickenrk]

That's really interesting. Do you run the incubator completely dry then? I live in England (quite wet here) and have never thought of that. Ducks are hard! But if that has helped you with hatches, i would be interested to hear more!