Kiki's found horse eggs—experiment Round 2

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ronott1 said:
Washing egg does not hurt them. If they are from your flock I would only wash them if they were very poopy.

Shipped eggs might benefit from a cleaning with a weak bleach solution or peroxide. Disease can be spread from dirty eggs
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These eggs are not from my flock. They are from my work.

They pretty much neglet the poultry at my work. No joke. One of the ducks is nearly completely bald. The poultry only ever have dirty poop filled water to drink. All of their 12 chickens are horrendously infested with mites and scaley leg mites and are very obviously diseased. And with the exception of the chickens, the poultry at my work are only fed a sole diet of straight up crushed corn. Nothing else. Ever. The way they care for their birds makes me livid. :mad:
 
Cyprus said:
These eggs are not from my flock. They are from my work.

They pretty much neglet the poultry at my work. No joke. One of the ducks is nearly completely bald. The poultry only ever have dirty poop filled water to drink. All of their 12 chickens are horrendously infested with mites and scaley leg mites and are very obviously diseased. And with the exception of the chickens, the poultry at my work are only fed a sole diet of straight up crushed corn. Nothing else. Ever. The way they care for their birds makes me livid. :mad:
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DON'T TELL ME THIS!
I'm going to have nightmares!
 
lazy gardener said:
I once lost a little green turtle in my bedroom when I was a kid. We had forced hot air. After completely cleaning my room, and searching the house, I figured it had fallen into the air vent and got dehydrated. 6 months later, I was watering one of my plants. One of the bubbles from the water in the soil winked at me. It was my long lost turtle who had crawled into the soil and took a long winter's nap. Also lost a hampster. He disappeared without a trace. I found him about a week later in the reservoir of the dehumidifier in the basement. Thankfully, the reservoir was dry.
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I love your turtle story!:love
 

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