Just learned my lesson

[Swiftchicks_13]

Eggs on the counter can be left for like 1 1/2 months before the hatch rate declines by maybe like 5% in my experience

She was like you can go ten days without putting them in the incubator do that instead- I’m like girl I’m gonna do what I have been doing because it’s not hurting anyone and works for me then I get hit with their “best practices” .

 

[RiDaGeckoGuy]

Yep that’s what we use!! The picture is our playpen we move them too when they are a little bigger

This is gonna sound kinda weird but my autistic brother gets sent BOXES of bed cover pads which are like less nail catching non toxic puppy pads and I use them for hospital cages and when Im out of pine shavings for keets and chicks (btw he doesn’t use them the state just sends them with other stuff because of his disability)

 

[RiDaGeckoGuy]

Yep that’s what we use!! The picture is our playpen we move them too when they are a little bigger

This is gonna sound kinda weird but my autistic brother gets sent BOXES of bed cover pads which are like less nail catching non toxic puppy pads and I use them for hospital cages and when Im out of pine shavings for keets and chicks (btw he doesn’t use them the state just sends them with other stuff because of his disability)

 

[RiDaGeckoGuy]

These have been on my counter for like 2 weeks and I plan to sell them at full price still

She was like you can go ten days without putting them in the incubator do that instead- I’m like girl I’m gonna do what I have been doing because it’s not hurting anyone and works for me then I get hit with their “best practices” .

 

[RiDaGeckoGuy]

My beautiful collection of chicken and Guinea eggs (the ones in the dozen cartons are hatching eggs)