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Hahahahahha...yeah most just call my CC or ChickyChickens so i fell "special" when i gewt called thta!!!Thats your "Name" on here------what else could we call you? LOL
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Hahahahahha...yeah most just call my CC or ChickyChickens so i fell "special" when i gewt called thta!!!Thats your "Name" on here------what else could we call you? LOL
True!! Who knows what is accurate? My hen is Accurate---so I copy her. She hatches her eggs usually late day 20, early day 21. I adjust my temp to get my eggs to hatch at the same time----no mater what the thermometer reads!That's half the battle with this incubation art....you really need to have accurate equipment. And finding it is like looking for a diamond in the rough....
a few of mine did that too, I think I even had one that climbed into someone else's empty egg. They are too funny!![]()
I had to add this pic because the chick is sitting in an empty carton section. He's been there for a while, so I guess he likes it.
Edit: he left that spot for a bit, but then went back to it. Lol! Next time I'm going to put some empty cartons in the there for the chicks to sit in!
Cute!!!a few of mine did that too, I think I even had one that climbed into someone else's empty egg. They are too funny!
That's half the battle with this incubation art....you really need to have accurate equipment. And finding it is like looking for a diamond in the rough....
awesome! Great numbers! Keep us posted with the others.Okay, So here's my crazy hatch results from my Florida eggs I drove 1400 miles home...
I started with 26 silkie eggs. 15 Silkies developed and made it to lockdown...12 hatched...one piped in the blood vessel and passed and two had late deaths.
I started with 13 Orpington eggs. Only 3 developed. Two hatched.
This round was very interesting because there were a whole bunch of blanks; I call them Ombre eggs. But, most of the ones who did develop~ really developed. They didn't quit along the way. Some of them were incubated in the mini and some were a mix of the Hovabator and the cabinet.
Humidity was at 50-53% day 1-18 and 65-70% Lockdown. Room temp at 70 degrees and humidity levels in the 20's.
I am pleased with my results because so far these are by far the best yet... A long way from hatch #1 which yielded one chick who lived 9 days
Now onward...As I am on Day 20 with the poopy eggs that I didn't set with the others. Silkies & Orpingtons too! But, no action in the bator yet!
How's everyone else doing?![]()