Well, there was some confusion oh my hubby's part. He insisted we needed to keep turning the eggs after day 18
Long story short a big fat 0
upon further investigation we found 4 were not fertile 4 died at various stages of growth and the peeper, well that one is on us.
Grand kids took it surprisingly well, considering the oldest (6) had a melt down when the moth that was stuck in the truck got let out thru the window
So we have started collecting again, however I need to review the vitamins and minerals info to see where we can improve our diet for better luck
I also printed the Dry incubation article and forced hubby to read it -- no more opening the incubator
We want to focus on hatching the Brahmas - Bantams but have a hard time telling their eggs from Thelma and Louise (black chickens - not sure of breed - will get pics and ask advice)
Our end goal is to have tasty birds but have found a few people at work are willing to give us $4 for a dozen eggs - maybe they will pay for themselves besides being hecka entertaining -- I love the Bantam waddle -- kills me every time!!!!