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I think I may have a broody for the end of the month sometime.....YAY
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So I'm not exactly sure when my two eggs were pipped (I'm going to guess around 10 hours ago) because I was busy all day. I don't see any movement and I don't hear any chirping and there's no reaction to any noise I make. The external pips are tiny and I don't see the membrane being broken under the tiny cracks (I don't see the beak at all). Anyone have advice for a newbie?
ONE HATCHED!! He seems very active and healthy and is stomping around the other eggs.Three more are looking good (I see their beaks). I've heard seramas have a hard time getting out so I helped all of them a tiny bit (took off some bits of shell)... heard too many stories of chicks dead in the shell on day 21. I hope I did the right thing. Two of the eggs had very tough shells.
I just checked on my eggs, and one of the pips got bigger! I took off bits of loose shell and that's about it. The other one stayed the same, so I picked off some of the cracked shell on the outside. I could feel it tapping on the egg and it peeped quietly at me!
ONE HATCHED!! He seems very active and healthy and is stomping around the other eggs.Three more are looking good (I see their beaks). I've heard seramas have a hard time getting out so I helped all of them a tiny bit (took off some bits of shell)... heard too many stories of chicks dead in the shell on day 21. I hope I did the right thing. Two of the eggs had very tough shells.