AHHH I completely understand now, LOL, Yeh shrink wrap can be scary however, sticky is 10 times scarier. At least with shrink wrap you can wet them and solve the problem, sticky, well that's all new ball game exspecially knowning that a sticky baby dies from suffication. AHHHHH From what I have read so far, your on the right track. Your hatching is doing absolutely great, if you were having problems, I would say OK, lets try and make changes. But when you don't have any problems going on, let them go, let them do there thing. You'll be happier that you did.Ok good. I'm a first time hatcher, so that's why I'm freaking out about humidity because I've read a lot (probably too much for a firstie) about shrink wrapping, so I'm kind petrified about it happening. These are the reasons I had a Brinsea in the garage for 2 years without using it.
AND that's GREAT, and the BEST advice you can give. Thank god we have excellent educators like you....It had settled down below 60 and she wanted it higher. If you recall, I said on a couple of occasions that as long as they were pipping, it was all good, but its her bator and eggs. I think all is ok for now, and I sure hope they start popping out soon.
Could very well be and that's great that hes inspiring them. Some of us here don't have that luxury, so we get on You tube LOL, and play a video called "ducks hatching". LOL
do you know the difference between internally pipped and external peeping? I'm not trying to be a smarty pants or anything but some people don't know.
This is getting SOOO EXCITING NOW..
WOW they are a little bit early aren't they?
AWWW, how sweet congradulations, YOU DID IT..
I personally will move mine after 24 hours and the reason is because you want that one to inspire the others to come out, kind of like a rat race, plus I like to be absolutely sure they are completely dried and fluffy.
