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

[Sally Sunshine]

oh LOVELY!!! my oldest son was married at a vineyard last summer!!!

so gorgeous!! these are all my kids lol from 28 to 8

2nd oldest with his wife <3

 

[country lovin]

Okay so day 21 does not officially tart in till noon but if what I saw was correct I may have the start of or a very tiny internal pip.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Okay so day 21 does not officially tart in till noon but if what I saw was correct I may have the start of or a very tiny internal pip.

 

[chicken hawk 33]

We have draw downs and internal pips.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

We have draw downs and internal pips.

CH keep out of the bator or I will NOT help you at all anymore!!!

what is your problem????

I refuse to have you continue opening that thing and then expecting us to help when you have issues because of it!

I am DONE with this childness of yours, you want help or not?

if you dont listen I AM DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


DONE

 

[Chaos18]

Okay so day 21 does not officially tart in till noon but if what I saw was correct I may have the start of or a very tiny internal pip.

 

[Chaos18]

CH keep out of the bator or I will NOT help you at all anymore!!!

what is your problem????

I refuse to have you continue opening that thing and then expecting us to help when you have issues because of it!

I am DONE with this childness of yours, you want help or not?

if you dont listen I AM DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


DONE

wow straight to 72

 

[Chaos18]

Not to shabby!

glad to hear it

 

[Chaos18]

Hey guys! I have been using your thread as a valuable tool as this is my first year incubating. I have two young children and they do so enjoy it as well. I have a few pure bred English Lavender Orpington eggs in the incubator right now, and I must say, I'm getting a little worried, we are on day 23 and still no results, not even the distant view of any piping. I hate to open the incubator to candle them, however when I checked them on Day 18, they all seemed very active. Any thoughts? I know that my egg shells tend to be pretty "hard", my ladies are very good layers and get plenty of protein, and I'm wondering if that is impeding the hatch?

In addition, I have been attempting to "perfect" my incubation chart, I like to keep a tally of each egg, the daily temperature and humidity, etc, but I have yet to get it quite where I need it. Anyone have any good resources for me?

If they are on day 23 and no signs of coming out I would candle them and go from there. If you can't see anything when candleing, the next step would be to float test them.

As far as resources go:
INCUBATION RECORDS, SOFTWARE/APPS

Egg Details 19k .xls file
Incubating Chart 22k .xls file
unprotectedfieldscanbeeditedwithCAUTIONforfunctions.xls 306k .xls file
Hatch / Egg Turning Chart click HERE: Hatch Chart Schedule
Setting Chicken Eggs by the Moon's Sign farmers Almanac see HERE
Hatchabatch AP Keeping track of your hatch! see here
Printable Month CalendarThis app can be used to generate a planning calendar for a selected month and year. Click HERE

 

[Chaos18]

Hey guys! I have been using your thread as a valuable tool as this is my first year incubating. I have two young children and they do so enjoy it as well. I have a few pure bred English Lavender Orpington eggs in the incubator right now, and I must say, I'm getting a little worried, we are on day 23 and still no results, not even the distant view of any piping. I hate to open the incubator to candle them, however when I checked them on Day 18, they all seemed very active. Any thoughts? I know that my egg shells tend to be pretty "hard", my ladies are very good layers and get plenty of protein, and I'm wondering if that is impeding the hatch?

In addition, I have been attempting to "perfect" my incubation chart, I like to keep a tally of each egg, the daily temperature and humidity, etc, but I have yet to get it quite where I need it. Anyone have any good resources for me?

Eggs UNHATCHED at end of Incubation

Step by Step Guide to ASSISTED Hatching - Click HERE
I HAVE EGGS LEFT UNHATCHED NOW WHAT? post #12001
How can you tell if they are dead post #25224 & see: Float Testing, Checking Egg Viability For Late Or Overdue Hatching
FLOAT TEST DONE and discussion begin post #3556 post #3573
EGGTOPSYS & REMINDERS IF YOU WANT US TO HELP SEE post #2140 post #42654 post #44923 post #45013
Pipped but dead post #47432
Normal hatching position and the six recognized malpositions Images: click here
Trouble Shooting Failures with Egg Incubation
http://msucares.com/poultry/reproductions/trouble.html
Hatchability Problem Analysis http://ufdc.ufl.edu/UF00008570/00001
Troubleshootting Incubation http://anrcatalog.ucdavis.edu/pdf/8127.pdf
This is also a great pdf with pics: paste link in browser search: CLICK HERE
Eggtopsy: What happened to my egg? https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/363717/eggtopsy-what-happened-to-my-egg-graphic-pictures
Routine Quality Control in the Hatchery and the Recording and Analysis of Results - 1
Routine Quality Control in the Hatchery and the Recording and Analysis of Results - 2
Interpretation of Results NOTE THE INTERPRETATIONS HERE!
Effects of Nutrition on Infertility, Embryo Mortality and Hatchability
POOR INCUBATION RESULTS post #20480

What Went Wrong During Incubation could it be the flock? or Incubation? ​

post #1825
Signs of Deficiency in the Embryo & Poultry Vits Oz/Sal Diary Thread post #13719
Effects of nutrition on infertility, embryo mortality and hatchability. click Here
Some causes of EARLY CHICK MORTALITY post #17586 ~ http://www.poultry.uga.edu/extension/documents/French-Livability.pdf