Incubator time
second that but candle and see if the eggs are developing she might know something is wrong. what day would they be at .
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Incubator time
It's been aggravating. Those could be big sellers, but I hate tying my incubator up for that long with a 50% hatch rate. Like I said, though, my last two were 75 and 80%. I'm also wondering if it's not a flock issue. I bought them before I learned enough, and they are bred badly. There are a bunch of threads on BYC about how tough BCM are to hatch, so I feel like 75% or better is an achievement
So I learned a huge lesson on incubating eggs today. Secure the spot you put your incubator... Yesterday was football Sunday in our house.. This means a whole lot of people especially those under the three foot variety.. I hand turned my eggs yesterday as usual, but really didn't pay attention to temperature and stuff because I was too busy running around cooking and hosting a house full. At one point in the evening one of the kids, not mine, but a visiting child had covered my bater. I found it when I went to turn the eggs. Took it off and off I went... This morning when I got up to check the eggs, I had noticed the high temperature of the day that was recorded was 106, but they were 100 this morning.. Im guessing they got that hot while the kids were messing with it. I candled one egg and still saw movement. I didn't candle the rest because I am on day 16 and in two days I will do a complete candling and recording of air sac. Anyway, lesson learned. We will see what happens...
Drive some 20 penny nails in the wall, near the front door, so you'll have a place to hang the crumb snatchers the next time they descend on youSo I learned a huge lesson on incubating eggs today. Secure the spot you put your incubator... Yesterday was football Sunday in our house.. This means a whole lot of people especially those under the three foot variety.. I hand turned my eggs yesterday as usual, but really didn't pay attention to temperature and stuff because I was too busy running around cooking and hosting a house full. At one point in the evening one of the kids, not mine, but a visiting child had covered my bater. I found it when I went to turn the eggs. Took it off and off I went... This morning when I got up to check the eggs, I had noticed the high temperature of the day that was recorded was 106, but they were 100 this morning.. Im guessing they got that hot while the kids were messing with it. I candled one egg and still saw movement. I didn't candle the rest because I am on day 16 and in two days I will do a complete candling and recording of air sac. Anyway, lesson learned. We will see what happens...
Help,she isn't on her. Eggs again.
I know!!! It has been a four day weekend and today is the kids first day back at school. Thought I was going to lose my mind.Drive some 20 penny nails in the wall, near the front door, so you'll have a place to hang the crumb snatchers the next time they descend on you![]()
"Of all the things I've lost over the years, I miss my mind the most"I know!!! It has been a four day weekend and today is the kids first day back at school. Thought I was going to lose my mind.
Was your incubator borrowed?It's seventy degrees here.she stayed on them all nigh but is off again today I don't have the incubator at this time and I was hopefully hatching for the new year's haul
Sorry bub. Sometimes that happens... but you have all your new birds and piggy to keep you busy!!!It's seventy degrees here.she stayed on them all nigh but is off again today I don't have the incubator at this time and I was hopefully hatching for the new year's haul