For all the times that you are inside my head, this is apparently not one of them.You're welcomeIt would be kinda like Monkey telling her brother that she's younger than him. Doesn't make him old, it just means she's younger is all.
Mine keeps kicking off too.Hi Whites!My computer doesn't seem to want to stay connected to the router today.
I love the blocks, and agree that today should just be another day. For the most part, it is. However, I can't avoid that it isn't. Thank you.Originally Posted by PerfectPlumage /img/forum/go_quote.gif Quote: Congratulations! Are they bantams or otherwise extremely small eggs? If it were me, I'd say my humidity was low or my thermometers were wrong. 2 days early is how one would determine actual temperature was high regardless of readings. Page 3 in the following link. http://anrcatalog.ucanr.edu/pdf/8127.pdf "If they hatch up to a day early then you know the actual temperature was up to one half a degree higher than what the thermometer was reading." from the following. http://incubatorwarehouse.com/incubator-warehouse-blog/how-to-calibrate-a-thermometer/ http://www.thepoultrysite.com/articles/166/care-and-incubation-of-hatching-eggs/ https://poultrykeeper.com/incubating-and-hatching-eggs/setting-up-incubator-for-hatch/ No, DE won't cure a heavy load of worms and ACV will have no effect even if you feed the chickens pure vinegar. As far as I know, there are no over the counter anthelmintics approved for treating tapeworms in poultry. A vet may be able to help if they can determine what kind they have. Each type of tapeworm has a specific secondary host. The way to control tapeworms is to control is to control the secondary host. You need to know which of the 8 types of tapeworms you have so you know what secondary host is carrying them. It could be ants, slugs, snails, termites, earthworms, dung beetles, darkling beetles, ground beetles. Exactly why I don't treat without knowing what I'm treating for. That sounds like fun. Catch and release has really made for bigger, albeit smarter fish. X2 I'm a big fan of deck blocks for coops.
They make construction quick with no post holes I don't think anything you use would be a problem for the egg. Yes you should invest in a brighter bulb. Form follows function. Good list. Most of my hens have spurs - as do many Mediterranean breeds. Today means nothing - it's just another day in the life. Have a happy birthday.
.............rather scary if ya really think about what you're thinking about.
