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That's okay.... Recap tonight, if I kin keep my eyes open long enough. Four cups of coffee did little....
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247 posts behind...won't never catch up
Do you guys notice that newborn chicks that hatch with you, are different then day old chicks you get from other people?
Our other chicks seem scared to be handled, but this newborn chick seems to really like being held by people. When she saw the other chicken for the first time, she liked it, but when our silkie runs from hands in the brooder, our hatched chick just walks over and is like "sup" lol
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Is your hygrometer calibrated? And how long are you giving it to raise the humidity, are you add cold, warm, or hot water?
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Hi! Nice dogs!
I just bought a can of spam last week.
I eat things that eat veggies and things that go into salads, does that count?
That is why it is so good, Shoulder of pork + ham = delicious!
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I have a question about shipped eggs. I'm on day 19 and they are in lockdown. Trying to get the humidity up any suggestions? I have cups and bowls of water on empty shelves with water and it's not doing much. I also wanted to know if the eggs should be taken out of the cut up egg cartons and put horizontally or leave them in the cartons?
@atm21 in our notes section to the page NOTES LINKS & Informational POST LINKS you can find tons of info
here is some on your questions, but first have you calibrated thermometers and hygrometers? Calibration is a MUST: HOW TO CALIBRATE post #9068
Humidity pumps DIY ETC post #79960
TIPS n TRICKS to raising humidity in incubators post #42512 Humidity pumps DIY ETC post #79960
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x2 @atm21 in our notes section to the page NOTES LINKS & Informational POST LINKS you can find tons of info here is some on your questions, but first have you calibrated thermometers and hygrometers? [COLOR=CC6600]Calibration is a MUST: HOW TO CALIBRATE post #9068 [/COLOR] [COLOR=008080]Humidity pumps DIY ETC[/COLOR] post #79960 [COLOR=008080]TIPS n TRICKS to raising humidity in incubators[/COLOR] post #42512 [COLOR=008080]Humidity pumps DIY ETC[/COLOR] post #79960 If you need more help, please let us know what bator you have, and images always help us to help you!Recap = Sally had way too much spam and potatoes in her life, mayber thats why she needs so much medical attention!! Dang poor parents buying that CHEAP MEAT!!
she delivered the eggs heated? from just down the road or what? she could have had the eggs at a higher temp than you had in the bator, had you also calibrated thermo/hygros? you are certain your temps are spot on? see above post I helped someone else if you need calibration links. as long as each batch is separate you should be ok, if you notice she hatched the other ladies and the hen leaves the nest with the chicks you will have to put them in your bator, not sure you can keep a close enough eye on the broody? So I hope I follow you!Can anyone tell me what day this egg appears to be on? I received them from a breeder and she said they were started. My pullet went broody the day before the eggs arrived (what luck). I let her know that i had eggs in the incubator that would be on day 7 on Sunday. She said that the eggs she was delivering would hatch about the same time. To my very untrained eye and looking at many pictures I think her eggs are a lot farther along than mine. If they are will they hatch too soon for the broody? I have 6 eggs that were not started and those are in the bator, should I switch them for the ones the broody has? ( I hope that I am making sense.).
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