leave itHere is a close up:-Kathy
X2 Or catch its foot on the vessel and pull out the yolk sac plus guts.Left completely alone it will probably tear the cord off and bleed profusely. -Kathyleave itHere is a close up:-Kathy
Quote: I am sure you can rig a turner Jack! seriously you have access to all those little motors and stuffs!!!
Hey chicky!!!! yep roo!! AWESOME! cant wait to see your hatch !!!It's been 15 days since I last was on... Hello Everyone! It's my Moms Birthday today, and she's having a lot of fun with the chickens today. I discovered Ayam Cemani Chickens, and she somehow ordered some eggs on eBay for me to hatch for her. I guess in a couple days I'll have eggs in the Incubator again! I just sold the last of my chicks yesterday, and I took one chick from my New Years hatch back from the person I sold it to. It's a mixed breed too. They think it's a Roo, I'm not sure. Here are the pics of it-
areyou sure its not the power pack??? I just said earlier my plug didnt sent enough power.I don't think my fan is strong enough.
I dont have one, I use cheapos I run 55 entire and then up it. serama are one of our breeds and I hatched and shipped many of them already. but I do suggest a wet bulb if you want to spend the cash!!! I just never got one because I never had issuesI guess I'm going to start using a wet bulb thermometer in my incubators. There are a bunch of people in a Facebook group that claim that Seramas are super easy to hatch as long as you don't let your humidity drop below 60% (wet bulb). They claim that their method works anywhere in the world. I'm not sure that I buy it since my eggtopsies appear to show that my humidity was too high with a max reading of 38% on my Brinsea. At this point, I'm not sure that I have much to lose though since my Serama hatches have been horrible anyways. I wonder if they'll replace my eggs if I prove their method wrong (it's nice to dream).Do any of y'all have any experience using higher wet bulb readings in a relatively humid climate? I live in Alabama, and I've always had much better hatches at lower humidity levels, but Serama eggs don't seem to want to hatch well no matter what I do. @Sally Sunshine do you have any thoughts on this?
I hope I run into how you did that waterer and assume its heated too?Been staying a little busy the past few days, but managed to get a couple of things accomplished. I got a full-length tarp over the laying house run, and a couple of icing bucket waterers built and installed. Kind of happy about that...
It's starting to look like a small-scale chicken farm in the back yard...
New waterer in the laying house run...
and new waterer in the growout pen...
