I like mortgage lifter tomatoes.
Not sure about your climate there
Not sure about your climate there
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Don't know if I'd leave him in the same bator as a fresh batch of eggs. Still lots of possibility for transfer or bugs, germs, other undesirables from one to the other. I have use a clear tupper ware tub or other clear container in cases like these and put them into the brooder with the rest. Everyone can look but not touch in the brooder that way and the late arrivals/ slow progress chicks have the time they need to get their feet under them before being run over by the rest of the crowd. Give them their own food, water and vits in the tub if needed, but keep them separate until they fluff up.I'd appreciate you folks weighing in with your opinion on an issue I have right now. My first incubation of the year is just finishing day 23, and I just removed a chick from its shell as it was not progressing at all. Its sac is fully absorbed and it looks perfectly normal, but of course its not fully standing and is still a bit messy. So I don't want to put it out into my brooder yet, but I'd plan to set fresh eggs in an hour.So I'm thinking to just leave the little chick in with the new eggs for another 24 hours till he's a bit more acclimated to life outside an egg shell. Good idea, or bad idea. I really don't have another alternative other than to keep him in a box at 70F.
It was meant as a compliment and encouragement Whites. I know you have no issue contributing
Just wanted all the lurkers to know their input is appreciated as well, newbie or experienced, we all have something to share
Taken as intended...I just like to rattle cages & keep whatever's in the pot from sticking![]()
You are acutely an egg turner, aren't you?![]()
Unless, of course the TJ near you does not have fertile eggs! I made my very first pilgrimage to the TJ in my state, specifically to check out the egg status. What a disappointment! But, I was impressed with the store, not so impressed with the yuppiness of it. There are a couple of health food stores near me that sell fertile eggs, one even has duck eggs by the 6 pack. I may buy some, just for grins and giggles!
Me?You are acutely an egg turner, aren't you?![]()
I'd appreciate you folks weighing in with your opinion on an issue I have right now.
My first incubation of the year is just finishing day 23, and I just removed a chick from its shell as it was not progressing at all. Its sac is fully absorbed and it looks perfectly normal, but of course its not fully standing and is still a bit messy. So I don't want to put it out into my brooder yet, but I'd plan to set fresh eggs
So I'm thinking to just leave the little chick in with the new eggs for another 24 hours till he's a bit more acclimated to life outside an egg shell.
Good idea, or bad idea. I really don't have another alternative other than to keep him in a box at 70F.
NT, here is a pic of my suggestion, in the bator in the pic, but similar idea in the brooder
Good luck.![]()
You are acutely an egg turner, aren't you?![]()
Me?
Not at all. I let the turner take care of that little detail 'til lockdown, expert that I am after a single hatch !