INCUBATING w/FRIENDS! w/Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs No problem!

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It's gonna take me forever to catch up on reading all the posts but hope everyone is doing well. Miss you all-part of me felt good to be back to work and the other part felt useless on desk duty. Mri of the hand & wrist today-I had to lay on my stomach in superman position completely still for almost 2 hours while things were clanging all around me. The tech said nothing major jumped out at her on the image but hands are harder to read than brains????.... I guess we will see Friday. Part of me wants nothing to be wrong but the other part wants to find out whats causing this swelling and pain. I just want to get back to "normal"-whatever that may be for me
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Hope everyone's hatching lots of babies and staying healthy. Waiting for dinner to be done for the hubby when he gets home later so I can crash for the night.
 
Chicks! The blue one is an orpington I think. It was from the "big" egg. Rest are banty cochins. Roo and hen are like calico colored? Any guesses on the chicks? Sorry they're blurry... It's hard to get pics of 8 fuzzy littles.




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Hey all, Not sure whether this is the right place to ask or not, but I just had an Incubation/Hatching querie.
I'm on Day 21 of my first ever Batch of eggs in a Styrobator that I am borrowing, and I was wondering if it is normal to see a lot of rocking leading up to the hatch? I went into lockdown on day 18, and on day 19 they started to all rock a lot, it's funny because they were all set in a pattern and now they have all managed to move into nearly a straight line.

Anyways

I am just very anxious, as it is my first batch ever, and I don't know whether my humidity levels are good or not because I didn't know you needed a hygrometer (such a noob) All I know is that I need to make sure there is water in the two wells at the bottom of the bator, so I have a pipe that I put in before hand so that I can funnel water in, but I can't be certain. I really hope to hear some peeping and see some pipping soon, though I have heard that it's normal for them to hold on sometimes.

It has been a battle with this incubator to make sure it keeps a good temp. I have a fan but that broke down, so I've been keeping it at 102.5 or so since it's still air.
Thankfully lockdown temperatures have been stable, I put a blanket over it on one side and that's helped a lot.

Thank you so much to all who reply! Fingers crossed they all hatch. They are ISA Brown (F)/ Light Sussex (M)

Josh


Quote: Good Luck!! @Eruedraith
Calibration is a MUST: HOW TO CALIBRATE post #9068

*IMPORTANT INFO= TIMELINES PIPS ZIPS!!! & MARKING AIR CELLS DAY 18, DRAW DOWN, INTERNAL PIP, EXTERNAL PIP, and ZIPPING post #35770


I didn't even think of quarantining it til granny said something.
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oh shame on you!!
 
It's gonna take me forever to catch up on reading all the posts but hope everyone is doing well. Miss you all-part of me felt good to be back to work and the other part felt useless on desk duty. Mri of the hand & wrist today-I had to lay on my stomach in superman position completely still for almost 2 hours while things were clanging all around me. The tech said nothing major jumped out at her on the image but hands are harder to read than brains????.... I guess we will see Friday. Part of me wants nothing to be wrong but the other part wants to find out whats causing this swelling and pain. I just want to get back to "normal"-whatever that may be for me
tongue.png
Hope everyone's hatching lots of babies and staying healthy. Waiting for dinner to be done for the hubby when he gets home later so I can crash for the night.
I hope they find out what is causing you pain.
 
Finally got a decent picture of my Oliver Egger roo that I hatched 13 weeks ago. He isn't as big as his hatch mate - the lavender Orpington - but he's starting to fill out.

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Goat friends: I banded the little buckling tonight and now he's just laying there crying. The other boys didn't react that way. Does banding affect individuals differently? I caught both for sure... I was worried the band was a little bit low, but my farm friend double checked when she dropped off the keet and said it looks ok. She said to give him baby Tylenol, but I didn't because I've since read that isn't good for them...
I don't know, I never banded. I hope he's ok
 
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