i know this is not about chickens but what kind of bird egg is this?

[adriennehearts]

its not even close to hot!!

 

[adriennehearts]

oh and when will it hatch?

 

[warmfuzzies]

You are really going to have to go over to the how-tos on incubating. You will have to have an inclosed box, of some type, unless your humidity is already up to aroung 40% or so. You will have to have a thermometer, and with out a thermostat to regulate the temperature, every drop or raise in room temperature will cause a drop or raise in your eggs temperature, which you would have to regulate by checking the thermometer often, like every 15 minutes, and shutting the light off, turning it on, moving it closer of farther away.

Even the most basic homemade incubators have thermostats. And I am having trouble getting better then a 50% hatch rate in my boughten incubator! I wish you the best of luck, but if I were you I would look into building one.

 

[adriennehearts]

ill just let it die cuz im poor and have no supply for this bird

 

[bock]

DUDE, lightbulbs don't work, but you can buy a bator for as low as $30

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P.s GOOOOOOOD LUCK!!!

 

[adriennehearts]

sorry im very poor!!!

my mom will not go and by an accubator!!!




im killing the bird!!

 

[adriennehearts]

i cant even cogh up a dollor

 

[hikerchick]

Just out of curiousity, how were you planning to feed these chicks? Chick starter costs money, too. Everything costs money. Pets are a financial responsibility.

 

[lovemychicks2much]

in chat last night they was talking about hatching eggs in tupperware bowls and shoe boxs and useing wet wash cloths and light bulbs

 

[adriennehearts]

i know i can pay for food. but its a bird egg not a chick!


the other egg im seeing if would hatch or ill throw it away?

but a bird egg hatches itself so i kept it?