I have 15 americuana eggs in the incubator. They were on day 9 when the switch on the power strip got switched off. I noticed it almost a day later. It was 80 degrees here today, but cooler last night. I have read posts of eggs that were later on in their incubation being lost. Is there hope since it was earlier in gestation? When should I start to see movement if there are still alive? I candled them Monday night (day 8) and it looked like 10 of 15 were developing. Thanks for your help, Russ
We had a power outage here we desided to keep them going after the power came back on they where about 5 or 6 days along we had 4 hatch and they are the sweetest maran and sizzle and silkie chicks ever! Yes we lost alot but 4 is better then none! Good luck!
