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Excellent choices! Watch out for tornadosMy daughter and mom both picked Dorothy, so that's what her name is gonna beIf she's a boy, it'll be Albus
July 2022 Hatch-A-Long
- Thread starter wolfwalker
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For those of you who have hatched out lavenders before, I think I may have gotten a split baby instead....? She's so dark, she looks either dark blue or black. Have you ever seen a lavender this dark?
Not a lavender. Might be a black split.
That’s quite a variety you got there! It’s going to be fun to see how they end up.
Ok, thanks. I thought so. The pics don't do her justice. She looks WAAAAY darker in person for some reason. I love the little mask on her face though. She's cute as a button. I guess that's one way to get the black I wanted so badlyNot a lavender. Might be a black split.
Here are the incubator babies, all hatched.
3 blonde, 3 black
3 blonde, 3 black
Gammas Bearded Babies
Crossing the Road
They are all so cute!
I'm sorry bout the lil one not makin it!
Gammas Bearded Babies
Crossing the Road
Oh! The personality is just oozin!!oozing!!! Such cuties!
My hatch is finally finished and I have 16 babies! I would have updated sooner but I was glued to the incubator for 36 hours and after that I was way too exhausted to do anything, even type!
So two of the 18 eggs that went into lockdown didn't make it. One never pipped internally and another one pipped externally but then died. When I opened it up later there was a mess of yellow goo (I assume egg yolk?) and of dark, clotted blood. Does anyone have any idea what could cause that death?
Out of the 16 that hatched, 10 were malpositioned! They were all malposition 4 from what I can tell, which is beak facing away from the air cell. Most of them hatched without a problem but I did have to assist the last one because it was so badly stuck. Oddly though, the two that didn't make it were normally positioned.
Here are some of the babies. I'll try to get more photos later!
So two of the 18 eggs that went into lockdown didn't make it. One never pipped internally and another one pipped externally but then died. When I opened it up later there was a mess of yellow goo (I assume egg yolk?) and of dark, clotted blood. Does anyone have any idea what could cause that death?
Out of the 16 that hatched, 10 were malpositioned! They were all malposition 4 from what I can tell, which is beak facing away from the air cell. Most of them hatched without a problem but I did have to assist the last one because it was so badly stuck. Oddly though, the two that didn't make it were normally positioned.
Here are some of the babies. I'll try to get more photos later!
The chicks this morning- last night they slept with a broody, now they are in with the shipped chicks but separated...
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