My older girls, I believe 2 are silver breasted and the other 2 are salmon breasted.Do they have any pink or salmon? My Lucy's got darker around 20 weeks.
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My older girls, I believe 2 are silver breasted and the other 2 are salmon breasted.Do they have any pink or salmon? My Lucy's got darker around 20 weeks.
And the funny thing is, they were all marked as coming from the same pen.It's odd to me that all 4 would be so different, don't you think?
awww...send me the tolbunts dont eat themI'm making DH eggs but all I have are rhodebars,legbars,Isbars,cuckoo silkies, Russian Orlaff, OD, tolbunt.....
BM6 brought me some leghorn eggs yesterday. I can just use those right, leghorns aren't special, they are just some regular white birds, right?
Then yes, I'd keep the salmon for breeding and the others for eggs.
Now that is weird for the boys...I would expect some consistency from GFF.
Everyone I have talked to over the last month is having extended hatches. I have breeds that normally pip, zip and are done waiting until day 21 thru 25 to hatch. I don't know what is going on.Thanks, I have to say I think he's going to make it. He's got a lot of pluck if you'll excuse the pun. He is not happy about not being allowed out of the egg.
I have to thank you all for your help. I was so tired last night, I don't have a hatching incubator, so I was up every hour the night before, taking chicks out of the incubator and putting them in the brooder. Then this happened and I thought I was going to have a dead baby on top of being exhausted.
I don't understand how this happened. I put eggs into an empty incubator and then I went away on vacation for two weeks. Why am I having eggs hatch over a period of three days now? The only thing I can think of is that my husband put eggs in after I left, but why would he do that? He has some chicken enabling tendencies, but that just seems a bit over the top for him without being given specific instructions by me to do so. I am mystified.
I suspect my husband in the case of my extended hatch. But, I don't think its a bad thing, having a husband who ADDS eggs to my bator.Besides this one early pipper (is that a word?), the other eight hatched like you said, pipped and zipped. I hatched under hens last year and I didn't have as good luck. I love this little styrofoam GQF with the turner.
You're right though, I do need to get another one without the turner for hatching. I keep having to open it because I don't want to leave them with the turner in there. I really can't be opening and closing the bator with those scovy eggs in there.