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[Chaos18]

What do I do its turning brown. But it's raining so humidity is supper high

Nothing.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

Sooo any input on breed I think it's a silver laced Orpington and also does anyone have input on gender please

Are you sure it's an Orpington?

Pictures of Orpington chicks at the bottom of this page.
http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGK/Orps/BRKOrps.html

What do I do its turning brown. But it's raining so humidity is supper high

You haven't answered my question. How can you see the egg under a setting hen?

 

[Chickenluver106]

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Are you sure it's an Orpington

Well I went on the breeders page t find that the pic of the silver laced Orpington chick looked the same as mine when it hatched so I'm pretty sure it is but I would like to here other people opinion on gender and breed

 

[casportpony]

Why? If there's a problem, there's nothing you can do. Let nature take its course. Not all creatures were meant to survive. That's life.

because the pip there is a crack going all the way too the pointed end from the pip.and where the pip is u can see a dot of red threw the shell

You keep messing with the eggs and this is what can happen.

-Kathy

 

[ChickenCanoe]

Quote: Where did you get the egg? From a breeder or your flock?

You keep messing with the eggs and this is what can happen.

-Kathy

Lots of people shouldn't breed poultry.

 

[casportpony]

There's nothing you can do about it, except break the shell open, in which case the chick won't live. Wait & let it try to hatch, then assist if you must, but chances are it still won't survive....
survival of the fittest.

I didn't try to help

But you do keep messing with her. Each time you check an egg she moves. When she moves, there is a good chance she will step on an egg.

-Kathy

 

[ChickenCanoe]

And excessively cooled. Handling only increases the chance of bacteria getting into the egg.
I'm about to give up.

 

[chicken hawk 33]

But you do keep messing with her. Each time you check an egg she moves. When she moves, there is a good chance she will step on an egg.

-Kathy

no she doesnt

 

[ChickenCanoe]

no she doesnt

Why is it that the bulk of the people on this thread have told you to quit handling a setting hen's eggs but you continue to do so?
Then you continue to ask questions so why should we answer?

We really do want to help but you make it very difficult.

 

[casportpony]

But you do keep messing with her. Each time you check an egg she moves. When she moves, there is a good chance she will step on an egg.

-Kathy

no she doesnt

If you have an egg with a crack from the pip to the pointy end, she did that, and probably because of you need to constantly bug her.

-Kathy