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thanks. I think if she had them in the house the heat lamp wouldn't have killed them but with the heat lamp and the warm day it was just too much. I'm not sure I will hatch again for a while. At least not until I am fully set up to handle a large amount of chicks. I'd rather them stay at my house the entire time next time.Oh Renee...I am sooooo sad for you.That really sucks that she cooked the babies. That's why I bought that brinsea ecobrooder because I think I cooked my first chick with that heat lamp too...
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You know this means you need to get hatching again!
I am Sorry Renee that this happen. Once the "Milk" is spilt or the Jar is broken---there is nothing you can do but Learn and Go Forward. For about $10 and a few minutes, the heat light thing would not have happened. I am Glad you are looking on the Bright side!!
Thanks. Yup lesson learned, the hard way but it was learned. It wasn't a total lose so I'm moving forward.
thanks. My neighbors daughter is actually taking it the hardest I think. She has such a sweet heart and she didn't want to give up on that 6th one.That is terribly sad! I'm so sorry! I cry for days when I lose one chick. So sorry. Many hugs! Many hugs for your neighbor, too.
yes I could probably get some more Sicilian buttercup eggs. I don't know that I'll hatch again for a while though. Maybe I'll wait and see what these 5 chicks turn out to be. If they are all roosters then maybe we'll try again.Good luck with the remaining 5 Renee. Do you have access to more Sicilian Buttercup eggs to incubate? I have one, a roo and he is currently ill, but he has been such a nice roo.I would like more Buttercups.
Thanks everyone for your kind words.