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I trust you'll let us know results...when you're ready.Eggtopsy day.... gotta figure out what went wrong...worst hatch rate I have ever had.
But in the midst of the "Ugh" part, there is some good news. 6 sweet little Swedish Flowers have made an arrival, along with 1 blue and 1 black Silverudd's Blues (was hoping for a splash too, to complete their spectrum), and 4 CLs (3 male, only 1 female).
Anything yet?Ok I'm a little bumpuzzled I know I might have compromised my hatch of eggs bringing in my Dutch eggs from the cold. But it's now day 21 and no signs as of yet only sign was day before yesterday I had an egg wiggle but that's it nothing since I have kept the temp as close as I could and the humidity I have kept between 65and 70 even with the others hatching my first group started hatching on day 19 and went from there no difference in methods except the bantam eggs any suggestions? And no I'll let them die in there till latest Wednesday or Thursday so they have a chance I have other eggs on the way
I also took a few pics of Wavy. He's such a cutie. His top and bottom do meet just fine. But both top and bottom curve to my right, his left.Yes, iti Scissor beak. The top beak is straight, but the bottom is a straight beak, but it's at a right angle to the top beak. When they open and close the bottom beak no longer even touches the top beak. I'll try to get a photo today.
I'm so very sorry! I hope you find answers with the eggtopsies. Were these all shipped eggs? Sometimes the PO does more damage than we can tell before hatch day.
Are you saying they can get cocci in the shell? or that it accounts for early loss of life after hatching? Thanks.Again, I'm so sorry about the poor hatch, but isn't it awesome when you find one that says "don't take me!!!". I hope you get your splash.
A fellow chicken hatcher near me hatched some Silverudd Blues 2 weeks before I did. I don't know for sure if it is typical to the breed, but ours were very susceptible to Coccidiosis. She lost 4 of hers when they they were about 8 weeks. She never fed medicated feed, but I did. Around 9 weeks old I mixed in the first bag of non medicated feed I lost 3 - I had 5 that were sick, but 2 made it after giving them Corrid. None of my other chicks got sick. Neither did any of hers.
Other than the Cocci - they are beautiful STRONG chicks. The boys developed combs VERY, very early. That has stayed true. The first combs that developed are all boys. They are the most curious of all the chicks I have in that pen. They push their way past me, when I open the coop door. They have lots of personality.
I type on a laptop, pics are on the phone. I could try posting pics then in a next post type what they are. Phone's charging, I'll try this later though. Thank you!So I figured out what is wrong. One just has the clenched fist. But the other ones have the achilles hock joint thing out of place. I have tried to pop it back into place, and I can move it to where it's supposed to be but once I let the leg go, it goes back. This is very sad and frustrating. I have tried to make little casts for the two that have this, they are not happy about it, but hopefully it holds the legs in place and can fix it.
Nope, lost the two weak ones. Hope the last two are opposite genders...
Are you saying they can get cocci in the shell? or that it accounts for early loss of life after hatching? Thanks.
I type on a laptop, pics are on the phone. I could try posting pics then in a next post type what they are. Phone's charging, I'll try this later though. Thank you!