Well, GFF has redeemed themselves a bit. I'm getting a trio of Legbars next week from their new line and the shipping is free! A birthday present from them. Of course that is only part of my excitement. There is more to come later!!!
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Well, GFF has redeemed themselves a bit. I'm getting a trio of Legbars next week from their new line and the shipping is free! A birthday present from them. Of course that is only part of my excitement. There is more to come later!!!
Well, GFF has redeemed themselves a bit. I'm getting a trio of Legbars next week from their new line and the shipping is free! A birthday present from them. Of course that is only part of my excitement. There is more to come later!!!
What the **** is wrong with the USPS?I sent eggs out yesterday going to Kentucky and Missouri and they went 170 miles northeast first.
It is no wonder they are going broke. I think the main thing they need is some new management and leadership, might turn things around. sorry, didn"t mean to rant, just makes me![]()
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I think 40-45% is a little high during the incubation process, I try to keep it around 30. 70% is too high at lockdown, I go for 60 and it will naturally go up when eggs start to hatch. Locking down a day early won't hurt anything.Well, my hatch is done. Two healthy (but lonely) little birchen marans out of over a dozen eggs. Sadness.
It wasn't a problem with the eggs. They were from crfarm & DMRippy - they looked great when I candled them, & I saw movement in the SBELs. Couldn't really see movement in the Marans, but they looked like they were developing great.
Here's where I think I went wrong:
1. I stopped turning them a day early. Cuz I apparently can't do basic math. Duh.
2. I kept the humidity around 40-45% throughout incubation, which was good, but couldn't keep it above 70% for the hatching process. Not sure how I can improve that - it's SOOO dry in our house during the winter because of the woodstove! I even keep a kettle boiling on the stove all the time. It helps, but not enough.
3. I opened the 'bator once while they were hatching because one of the Marans was shrink-wrapped. The humidity dropped like a stone.
Sigh.
I'm going to do some more test hatches with my own mutt eggs before I try your nice eggs again. I gotta get better at the incubator thing!
Any suggestions on improving humidity? How bout suggestions on improving my math skillz?/?![]()
Well, my hatch is done. Two healthy (but lonely) little birchen marans out of over a dozen eggs. Sadness.
It wasn't a problem with the eggs. They were from crfarm & DMRippy - they looked great when I candled them, & I saw movement in the SBELs. Couldn't really see movement in the Marans, but they looked like they were developing great.
Here's where I think I went wrong:
1. I stopped turning them a day early. Cuz I apparently can't do basic math. Duh.
2. I kept the humidity around 40-45% throughout incubation, which was good, but couldn't keep it above 70% for the hatching process. Not sure how I can improve that - it's SOOO dry in our house during the winter because of the woodstove! I even keep a kettle boiling on the stove all the time. It helps, but not enough.
3. I opened the 'bator once while they were hatching because one of the Marans was shrink-wrapped. The humidity dropped like a stone.
Sigh.
I'm going to do some more test hatches with my own mutt eggs before I try your nice eggs again. I gotta get better at the incubator thing!
Any suggestions on improving humidity? How bout suggestions on improving my math skillz?/?![]()
Well, I finally put together a swap page. All eight of them,I feel accomplished though![]()
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