I set them on June 2nd, and I'm pretty sure it was in the morning, but I could be wrong. The oldest eggs in there were only a few days old (all from the fridge.) The rooster was an EE, and the hens were EE, RSLs, Buff Orpington, RIRs, and Barred Rocks. I'm not sure if any eggs were from the BRs, though.
Those are good!
What do you see when you candle? They are 4 days late if set on June 2, 2016. I have never had one hatch that late.
No chirping or movement ...... eggs are mostly dark 'cept one that's only about halfway dark and has something floating in it. I was pretty sure that one was dead, but not according to the float test.
No chirping or movement ...... eggs are mostly dark 'cept one that's only about halfway dark and has something floating in it. I was pretty sure that one was dead, but not according to the float test.
@DuckGirl77 Yes, this is good advice. After 4 days late, it is time to see what is going on inside the eggs.
That's a good idea! Does it matter that none have pipped internally, though?
Alright, will do!
That is why I posted a link instead of spelling it out!
The whole thin is an amazing story though. The Clinician that discovered that H. Pylori caused ulcers presented a paper in the late 1970's. He was laughed off of the stage and called a Quack by Linus Pauling among others. He could not get funding for human trials so infected himself and then cured himself.
....still the Medical community would not believe that Ulcers were mostly(like 95% or so) caused by H. Pylori. There is still a lot or resistance even though the AMA finally added it as the accepted cause and anti antibiotics as the standard treatment..In 2007! Good God that is nearly 30 years of Quackery by the medical profession! Seriously folks, almost all stomach ulcers are cured in two weeks and could have been for 30 years...
