I have a silkie who has been sitting on fertile eggs for a week. The temps are going to be over 100 this weekend. Do I move her/eggs inside house?

[Pamiam412]

I have a silkie who has been sitting on fertile eggs for a week. The temps are going to be over 100 this weekend. Do I try and move her and the eggs inside house?

 

[Debbie292d]

For mom's benefit, you could, as the eggs would be fine. I'd use a large laundry basket as those work nice and have handles. You can put her and her nest and eggs in and carry them all to the house together. This will upset her until you put her wherever you're putting her in a calm quiet place. She should be fine then.

 

[Pamiam412]

I've had her and eggs in the house. Now I'm wondering at what point do I move her back to the coop? Temps are now in uppers 90s. But I feel like maybe I should wait till the eggs hatch? This is my first experience with fertilized eggs.

 

[Poultrybonkers]

My silkie did fine when it was hot out i never moved her that could beeak the broodyness to

 

[LaFleche]

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[Kiausis]

Turiu šilkinį, kuris jau savaitę sėdi ant vaisingų kiaušinėlių. Šį savaitgalį temperatūra bus per 100. Ar pabandysiu perkelti ją ir kiaušinius į namus?

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