Incubating chicks WITHOUT shells!

[lpyrbby]

if you get a chance please ask her if its worth trying this method for a large amount of eggs or just going with a cabinet incubator with egg turners?

I don't even know where to begin on finding her :/

Hopefully someone who has done it comes along and offers up their opinion.

 

[SunnySideUpGUAM]

Be sure to post about it if you do, I'm very interested

Ok will do!

 

[RubyNala97]

Me and my kids watched the FB video and they keep bugging me to try it! I was wondering if they used any sort of special clear material when they incubated them? You would think they would've easily been able to get bacteria inside of them. Have you googled to see if you could find the actual written experiment and the instructions?

 

[SunnySideUpGUAM]

Me and my kids watched the FB video and they keep bugging me to try it! I was wondering if they used any sort of special clear material when they incubated them? You would think they would've easily been able to get bacteria inside of them. Have you googled to see if you could find the actual written experiment and the instructions?

i have not checked for a materials list or instructions, but your comment about bacteria certainly sparked a thought. the egg has the bloom but the plastic wrap has no barrier for bacteria or pathogens

 

[RubyNala97]

i have not checked for a materials list or instructions, but your comment about bacteria certainly sparked a thought. the egg has the bloom but the plastic wrap has no barrier for bacteria or pathogens

Yes, that's what I'm wondering, what measures they used to keep bacteria out. I've also heard of one experiment where they were able to replace a part of the shell with plexiglass and see inside the egg. That was done here in the states.

 

[lpyrbby]

Is this one of you??

[VIDEO]

Someone is doing a live stream of their attempt!