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

[lozerface79]

I dont know if anyone is uo but we nust candled and nailed it! Most eggs had veins(though we couldnt see a lot of them cuz brown eggs) and the aircells were for the most part the size they should be. Some were a little small though. We are ready for next candle!!

 

[sarah25bear]

These are the ones that hatched 10 days ago

And these are my eggs for the Easter Hal

Now if this post doesn't have any pictures I just proved my computer illiteracy again!

 

[lozerface79]

So quick question, ive had my humidity at about 30%. The air cells are spot on so far. Should i raise humidity to 35-40%?

 

[lozerface79]

These are the ones that hatched 10 days ago

And these are my eggs for the Easter Hal

Now if this post doesn't have any pictures I just proved my computer illiteracy again!

They are so cute!
Also lets hope you get a great turnout for the EHAL!

 

[sarah25bear]

I dont know if anyone is uo but we nust candled and nailed it! Most eggs had veins(though we couldnt see a lot of them cuz brown eggs) and the aircells were for the most part the size they should be. Some were a little small though. We are ready for next candle!!

Great job I love candling too ! Even tho I am still a real noob!

 

[chicken hawk 33]

I,wish I was part of the Easter HAUL

 

[sarah25bear]

So quick question, ive had my humidity at about 30%. The air cells are spot on so far. Should i raise humidity to 35-40%?

I am not a good one to answer humidity questions since I live in the high desert and I kinda wing it the 10 from last hatch the humidity only got to 55 the last 3 days

 

[sarah25bear]

I,wish I was part of the Easter HAUL

Hatching anytime is awesome I hope one day I will be home when they hatch and not at work all day.

 

[sarah25bear]

Ok bedtime for me morning comes early

 

[Jessimom]

If a chick has one leg straight out behind/side it is that splayed leg? Do I tie the legs together? This chick is over a week old and I have not seen this.
@Sally Sunshine

Hi Daxigait! I'm not sure of the answer to this. The one that I had like that, I hobbled it's legs and it just lay there, didn't want to get up.. I could stand it up and it would waddle around, then fall over and lay there. But,it did seem to help bring that leg in. Problem was there was WAY more wrong with this chick then just it's leg, so I ended up culling it after it appeared it had a stroke of some sort.

The video I saw of someone hobbling a chick like that used a tiny bit of a drinking straw and a tiny rubber band. Just enough of the straw to fit between the legs, then feed the rubber band through the straw, hooked one loop on one leg and the other hood on the other leg with the straw inbetween. That seemed like it would work great. I didn't have any straws or rubber bands, so I used band aids.

Good luck!

I hope somene with more experience answers you!