Well, one of the two Call ducks just died in the shell. This is how the other one is looking. It doesn't look anywhere close to ready to me yet, and I'm afraid it's not going to make it either.
So sorry!
-Kathy
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So sorry!
-Kathy
HeatherMarieR
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Thanks. I just really hope that this one makes it. The other one looked like it was black and yellow. It appeared to be really pretty from what I could see.
Sassyhens1
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Only one of them. Should I take the other out?
@HeatherMarieR I'm so sorry! It's always terrible when you have an egg not make it.
I'm off to bed everyone, I just set up some feed to ferment and i hope to have some eggs tomorrow.
I'm off to bed everyone, I just set up some feed to ferment and i hope to have some eggs tomorrow.
I'd give it an hour or two after removal of the 1st one, to give the humidity a chance to drop. If that doesn't do the job, I'd remove the 2nd plug & wait a similar time. If that doesn't get the humidity back where it belongs, try putting a container of uncooked rice in the 'bator; it'll lower the humidity. If all that doesn't do the job, get hold of Sally, she'll know the answer; probably has an article about it. Good luck
Sleep tight
Rocky road
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Ok that got me. Sandwiched in between two duck pictures.
Sassyhens1
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Ill give it a go...
Any idea what the ambient humidity is where the incubator is?
I know we keep a pot or kettle of water on the woodstove in the winter to put some moisture in the air. If you do something similar, that might be your problem.
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