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

[shahtir101]

Good Morning everyone!

So the serama eggs will be here tomorrow.... and silly me, I did my research AFTER I purchased hatching eggs.
Are they really hard to hatch? Does anyone have any advice or tips? Please tell me everything. My 6 year old son is really wanting some of these tiny birds!! He will be sad if they don't hatch. We ordered 18 eggs.

They are hard to hatch. But, if the seller packages them nicely you should be fine. I keep humidity at about 55 percent (so does Sally) and I up it to 70 at hatch. Make sure to watch the aircells. If you have a broody I highly recommend putting them under her, because hens are way better at hatching

 

[shahtir101]

My silked seramas got here today!

 

[hippiestink]

Five eggs from the Ancona for making red and white easter eggs, ten hardboiled eggs, six sent off with the inlaws, and seven just sitting around until use. Today is a good day.

 

[Brat Flock]

It's been awhile since I've been online. I have silver laced Polish that just hatched and have Tolbunt Polish, Turkens, one bantam Cochin and one Olive Egger due to hatch tomorrow.

 

[shahtir101]

It's been awhile since I've been online. I have silver laced Polish that just hatched and have Tolbunt Polish, Turkens, one bantam Cochin and one Olive Egger due to hatch tomorrow.

So cute!

 

[country lovin]

My silked seramas got here today!

pretty

 

[Peachickie]

Hello everyone. Some serious cuteness overload the past few pages! Love seeing all the pretty birdies. Got a few (55) new cuties here as well, I'll try wrangling them and snapping some pics later.

 

[Jessimom]

Hello everyone. Some serious cuteness overload the past few pages! Love seeing all the pretty birdies. Got a few (55) new cuties here as well, I'll try wrangling them and snapping some pics later.

x2 on the cuteness! Congrats on the 55 new babies! I can't wait to see the photos!

 

[billiejw89]

They are hard to hatch. But, if the seller packages them nicely you should be fine. I keep humidity at about 55 percent (so does Sally) and I up it to 70 at hatch. Make sure to watch the aircells. If you have a broody I highly recommend putting them under her, because hens are way better at hatching

Thanks, great info! None of the girls have gone broody yet, I'm thinking I need some silkies

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Ok, so what about this d'uccle?? roo or pullet? lol

cute thats whut!! pullet?