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YupOh my goodness!! Love love love all that fluff!!In the second picture, the yellow chick on the right, is that a salmon favorelle?
It is!
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YupOh my goodness!! Love love love all that fluff!!In the second picture, the yellow chick on the right, is that a salmon favorelle?
LolThose are the Gerber babies of chickdom! You should enter your pics in the BYC calendar submission!!!![]()
Even if the hole is not all the way through? The hole goes straight to membrane
Thank you.It looked like it had pipped all the way through but I may not have seen it right. If it's not all the way through then you would start on the air cell side and use the qtip with coconut oil so you can see the veins recede and watch where the beak is so you can hopefully make a small hole away from the veins so that he can breath then just wait and hopefully he will do the rest.
It looked like it had pipped all the way through but I may not have seen it right. If it's not all the way through then you would start on the air cell side and use the qtip with coconut oil so you can see the veins recede and watch where the beak is so you can hopefully make a small hole away from the veins so that he can breath then just wait and hopefully he will do the rest.
Oh my - I hope he’s just taking a break! Best of luck with those babies!!!!So I did do that, and the little guy isn't moving :-/ membrane in that one is all dry. I added another half a sponge in. I'm having a lot of difficulty with this incubator keeping the humidity up. One I can see is still moving, the other two have not pip'd yet but are moving.
So I did do that, and the little guy isn't moving :-/ membrane in that one is all dry. I added another half a sponge in. I'm having a lot of difficulty with this incubator keeping the humidity up. One I can see is still moving, the other two have not pip'd yet but are moving.
Help! WWYD, our 8 babies were hatched in coop by broody hens and are still with the flock. we moved 5 eggs to incubator on Saturday. 1 egg was BAD and removed. 1 chick hatched just a bit ago. the other 3 seem to be duds.
So 1 chick about 5 days younger then the youngest in the coop with the broodies. Should we try sneaking the newbie into the coop at night or desperately search for a local chick or 2?
I am too. :/ My backup broody isn’t looking too good so tomorrow I’m going to do a check up on my chickens to make sure they’re ok.Sorry that you lost your great broody!