Incubating bantam eggs

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Hi everyone!

I have a trio of Belgian d’uccle mille fleur birds and I’d like to test their fertility. Should I use the same parameters for temperature and humidity to incubate the eggs, or are there adjustments needed for these adorable eggs?

Thanks in advance!!
 
View attachment 1957665 Hi everyone!

I have a trio of Belgian d’uccle mille fleur birds and I’d like to test their fertility. Should I use the same parameters for temperature and humidity to incubate the eggs, or are there adjustments needed for these adorable eggs?

Thanks in advance!!
I found my bantam eggs, (Nothing as nice as your birds) were really sensitive to the humidity.

I lost all my bantam eggs because I had my incu set up in the basement. They died after lockdown. I had normal sized eggs in the same incu at the time that hatched.

I guess I would suggest running your incu as you normally do, but keep a close watch on the aircells and make sure they're growing as they should be.
 
Oh dear - they make a separate turner for bantam eggs? I’ll have to look for that before I get started
 
No you’re probably right. These eggs are pretty tiny! I’ll see if the feed store has a turner today.
 

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