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Had the same experience with my current clutchDay 20+16 hours update: I have an internal pip on the egg I was sure would be first! Four more eggs have movement, but the rest unfortunately look dead.
This is the part I hate most about shipped eggs - you get right up to the finish line and then can have such a crappy hatch (With home-bred eggs I have a 95% hatch rate). Fingers crossed for at least three chicks at this point.
Is that the maticoopx? I'd love to hear your opinion on it if it is.30ish eggs in the new incubator yesterday. My Brinsea took a mechanical nose dive, so I opted for a less expensive brand this time. Will see how it goes. If it doesn't work, I have 30 days to return for a refund.
Yes - Eggs have only been in for a day. temperature is very consistent and eggs are turning regularly. Humidity is adjusted by a little valve, which is actually much nicer than the one on the b-rinsea, which I thought was very small. I never had any success keeping the humidity level right on the b-rinsea, even with the automatic water pump - especially the last three days, the humidity just never got high enough. Anyway, I will definitely update as to how it performs.Is that the maticoopx? I'd love to hear your opinion on it if it is.
We have about 16 chocolate runner x white/fawn runner-pekin cross duck eggs. A few in an incubator and the rest under our broody hen, Lucy. Two hatched in December and the next group are due any day now. They're hatching at different times.Does anyone else have eggs they are setting in January?