Help! first time hatching!

[rcrisantos]

Yea I remember! I've never hatched before so wasn't sure on how early I could get these little ones in the water

 

[klemele]

Oh I know!!! I was asking the exact questions last year (I am only 13!!) and I plan on turning this into a business!! Send me pics of all your ducklings!!!

 

[klemele]

Do you still have all of your ducklings or do you plan on giving them away?

 

[rcrisantos]

Oh I know!!! I was asking the exact questions last year (I am only 13!!) and I plan on turning this into a business!! Send me pics of all your ducklings!!!

Oh cool! Good luck with your business!!
Mine were an emergency after momma duck got taken by something. I will take an updated pic of them a little later but you can take a peak of them in the previous posts on this thread. I wouldn't be able to part with these guys but maybe next hatch

 

[klemele]

Oh nice!! I got 3 ducks, two females and one male. They are my babies!! When I sit down my one female sits on my lap and lays down when I sit, and she has a "special" quack for me!!! I plan on selling the offspring that are hatched but keeping two for show quality competitions!!! And breeding them based on their scores and awards

 

[rcrisantos]

Oh nice!! I got 3 ducks, two females and one male. They are my babies!! When I sit down my one female sits on my lap and lays down when I sit, and she has a "special" quack for me!!! I plan on selling the offspring that are hatched but keeping two for show quality competitions!!! And breeding them based on their scores and awards

Awesome!

 

[klemele]

Do you plan on breeding your ducklings once old enough to?

 

[rcrisantos]

Do you plan on breeding your ducklings once old enough to?

I bought a few more for them to be able to breed with, didn't like the idea of inbreeding lol hopefully they are able to hatch on their own

 

[Lamancha]

So maybe incubating them upside down is the secret to success. Lol

 

[rcrisantos]

lol right??