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Four out of 5 that hatched. And still have more going.

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Other hatch in lockdown. Due on Tuesday!!!

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Four out of 5 that hatched. And still have more going.



Other hatch in lockdown. Due on Tuesday!!!

Congrats, I noticed a few had some wet on them yet. I wasn't sure if you knew you could leave them in the bator for at least 24 hours without food or water. When I first started hatching I thought you had to take them out right away, now I leave them in until the hatch is done which has lasted sometimes 2 days without a problem.
 
One hatched!!!! I woke up and my duck had just got out his leg was still in the shell he trying to walk around :D the other two are still trying :D
 
Congrats, I noticed a few had some wet on them yet. I wasn't sure if you knew you could leave them in the bator for at least 24 hours without food or water. When I first started hatching I thought you had to take them out right away, now I leave them in until the hatch is done which has lasted sometimes 2 days without a problem. 


I knew, but, my hubby took them out before I made it home. I keep trying to tell him they will be fine. But, he's worried about all the other eggs, still doing their thing.

I tried to tell him, and when I would come home, no babies in the bator.
 
I think the rest of my rescued clutch are gone?

5 babies hatched over a period of 3 days. With one not making it.

I am leaving all the others in, because my the club I had originally set is in lockdown.

All of these eggs had live babies when they were last candled, on Saturday last week.

What are the chances I'd I have 10 dead babies inside of the eggs that they will contaminate the other eggs?
 
I knew, but, my hubby took them out before I made it home. I keep trying to tell him they will be fine. But, he's worried about all the other eggs, still doing their thing.

I tried to tell him, and when I would come home, no babies in the bator.
I'm quite lucky with that as my hubby doesn't touch any of my chickens. I felt the same way when I first started hatching but then realized that they were ok in the bator until the others hatched. Unless it's days apart I just leave them all in.
 
I think the rest of my rescued clutch are gone?

5 babies hatched over a period of 3 days. With one not making it.

I am leaving all the others in, because my the club I had originally set is in lockdown.

All of these eggs had live babies when they were last candled, on Saturday last week.

What are the chances I'd I have 10 dead babies inside of the eggs that they will contaminate the other eggs?
If they were all alive at lockdown and do die in the process they won't rot fast enough wreck the rest of the hatch. I've had many die after lockdown and they will be just fine.
 
I'm quite lucky with that as my hubby doesn't touch any of my chickens. I felt the same way when I first started hatching but then realized that they were ok in the bator until the others hatched. Unless it's days apart I just leave them all in.


I had originally set a clutch of 8 eggs the week before I put these guys in.

And once they started hatching was the first time my husband even looked at them.They were climbing all over the other eggs, rolling them around, clacking them into each other. He couldn't bear it, I guess. He's as big a baby as I am. LOL!!!
 

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