~LittleCreek & WillowBranch's Chat thread!!!!

[chicklover16]

Hello, just finished some school

hi little mermaid, I don't have to do any school because I'm home sick!

 

[littlecreekfarm]

ooh! candling is thrilling!

Yes I can't wait!!! I'll post pics!

 

[chicklover16]

Yes I can't wait!!! I'll post pics!

yes post pics! how many days into the hatch are you?

 

[littlecreekfarm]

yes post pics! how many days into the hatch are you?

8 days...I know it's early but I'm crazy for candling

I hope for good development

 

[chicklover16]

8 days...I know it's early but I'm crazy for candling

I hope for good development

 

[littlecreekfarm]

Yes

I guess it's better to know if they are developing or not earlier than to be disappointed on day 21.
I found this and I think it's my answer to why I have been having troubles with my incubator


Troubleshooting: Specific Problems

1. Sign: Not pipped. Full-term embryo, large yolk sac; yolk sac may not be fully enclosed by abdominal wall, may have residual albumen. Causes:
   1. Inadequate turning, resulting in decreased embryonic membrane development and nutrient absorption.
   2. Humidity too high during incubation or after transfer.
   3. Incubator temperature too low.
   4. Hatcher temperature too high.
   5. Eggs chilled (e.g., at transfer).
   6. Nutritional deficiencies.
   7. Heredity.
   8. Embryological development accident.
   9. Breeder diseases.
   10. Inadequate ventilation.
   11. Prolonged egg storage.

 

[chicklover16]

Yes

I guess it's better to know if they are developing or not earlier than to be disappointed on day 21.
I found this and I think it's my answer to why I have been having troubles with my incubator


Troubleshooting: Specific Problems

1. Sign: Not pipped. Full-term embryo, large yolk sac; yolk sac may not be fully enclosed by abdominal wall, may have residual albumen. Causes:
   1. Inadequate turning, resulting in decreased embryonic membrane development and nutrient absorption.
   2. Humidity too high during incubation or after transfer.
   3. Incubator temperature too low.
   4. Hatcher temperature too high.
   5. Eggs chilled (e.g., at transfer).
   6. Nutritional deficiencies.
   7. Heredity.
   8. Embryological development accident.
   9. Breeder diseases.
   10. Inadequate ventilation.
   11. Prolonged egg storage.

I don't know very much about hatching.....

 

[littlecreekfarm]

I don't know very much about hatching.....

I'm still learning I'm listening to Cowboy Casanova by Carrie Underwood!

 

[chicklover16]

I'm still learning I'm listening to Cowboy Casanova by Carrie Underwood!

I don't know what that is.....

 

[littlecreekfarm]

I don't know what that is.....

It's a song.