No nothing but they are still alive. It's an iffy situation....they have a very high chance of dying i did many things that could have accidently killed them, incubation is not easy, its not all happy happy, until you have chicks and sometimes the chicks don't even make it or they have problems. I guess I will just have to wait and see. If not plenty more eggs are going in my bator, blue laced red wyandotte eggs in a few weeks when i have better equipment
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I'm going to use a bater and put LOTS more eggs in and i have an auto turner so that helps and get something to measure the humidity and don't candle as much. In about a week i can eat eggs again and i will collect about 24 BLRW eggs, but i will make sure my BLRW cockerels are seperate from the laying hens they pay more attention to them than my BLRW and then some chicks i will keep and others will be sold. And I will keep hatching like that. Maybe hatch some silkie eggs once my pullet begins laying again
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