Hatchaholics Unite!

[debsgoat]

Wow. You are indeed a hatchaholic lol. My ducks aren't laying, so no new quackers til spring. Surface area is the key, so make sure the towel is opened up wide. Add more I would guess. I'm if there's a way to tack some up on the side.it's hard to keep them wet when they're spread thin but if you put one end in the water, it will act like a wick.

yeah I definately am. thanks for the info. I poured water on the lower tray and it spread out but is too shallow to hold much and only brought it up to 45% for a short time. will be shutting it down for the winter in a couple weeks.

 

[Cerise1924]

Hi, all! I've been away from BYC since the restructuring of the site. This was my favourite thread, but it looks like it hasn't been active in many months. Has the conversation moved elsewhere, or did the thread just stop? @theceltichorse

Thanks!

Cerise

 

[mdees88]

Don't know, but I may qualify as a hatchaholic....

My name is Matt and I have a problem...

Every time I build a cage I hatch more quail..... I mean everytime I hatch more quail I build a cage..... I mean... I have a hundred and fifty quail in my house.... and I NEED MORE CAGES..... SO I CAN HATCH MORE QUAIL!!!

 

[Cerise1924]

@mdees Matt! You are definitely a hatchaholic! Admitting it is the first step. I think the second step is... more quail! Honestly, all we did on this thread was enable each other. Those are absolutely adorable quail, and the eggs are so pretty!

I just pulled out my incubator after a year, and I found note in it: "I will put this incubator away. I will put this incubator away. I will..."

I tore up the note and put some eggs in.