Hi and 
from Ohio. So glad you joined. Make sure you have a bright light. By 10 days you should see veins developing. If nothing, they weren't fertile and if you see a red circle, the embroyo has died. But, like the others have said you can always give them a few more days. I never refrigerated any of my hatching eggs though. 
from Ohio. So glad you joined. Make sure you have a bright light. By 10 days you should see veins developing. If nothing, they weren't fertile and if you see a red circle, the embroyo has died. But, like the others have said you can always give them a few more days. I never refrigerated any of my hatching eggs though. 
I'm wanting to get into our local 4-H Club here in Missouri as soon as I get more custom of learning about my Ducks and Chickens and first batches hatched. Think right now I better focus on this. I Think my Sons and I would enjoy 4-H. My oldest is in FFA threw his school he's wanting to raise a Rooster and have for shows.We are all very new to this. The animals we've had in the past are Dogs and Cats. Right now we have 9 cats ( 3 inside of course away and not accessible to hatchings) and 6 outside 4 of which are kittens we just got a couple months ago! We have a Dog outside and A dog inside she also can't access them. We have a 45 gallon tank of fish (goldfish, and snails.) I'm greatful I found this site to be able to ask questions and get experienced anwsers. And of course met new people that share the same interest
