I will never get over chicks with fluffy cheeks!! Congrats on the beautiful chickies!Some picturesthis hatch is so just so adorable!

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I will never get over chicks with fluffy cheeks!! Congrats on the beautiful chickies!Some picturesthis hatch is so just so adorable!
Curious what breed your silver colored ones are? Trying to guess at what the one grey one I hatched is.Some picturesthis hatch is so just so adorable!
CongratulationsI think the final two hatched overnight last night (so two night with not a lot of sleep lol)One more egg no internal or external pips. I won’t call it just yet but it looks 9/10.
Pictures to follow!
Aww, they are so cuteSome picturesthis hatch is so just so adorable!
Do you have any inkling as to how long it may have taken to pass? I am almost tempted to open it up just to cull.Don’t listen to me or take any advice from me, lmao you have to follow your own heart, but…curiosity always gets to me, and idk if I would necessarily help it hatch, but I’d be inclined to open it up a little and see what’s going on. I did this during my February hatch - I heard peeping, and when I candled, there was an internal pip. I waited a day, then made a small safety hole and candled again to see what was up. It was a small hole, but big enough to see into while candling - the poor baby was peeping away with extreme scissor beak and no eyes. I turned off the incubator…it was a shipped egg, I paid for it, I really wanted it to hatch because it was supposed to be a blue copper marans, so I wasn’t about to just let it die over something trivial, like maybe the eggshell was too hard or something? No, that baby just wasn’t meant to join the flock. It was an educational experience, to say the least - sent me down a rabbit hole reading about potential birth defects.
Both are Orpington’s - one lavender and one Isabel coloring .Curious what breed your silver colored ones are? Trying to guess at what the one grey one I hatched is.
Ahhh I love that first picture! So adorable!I’ve got four that aren’t showing any hatching signs, but 10 that are healthy and adorableView attachment 3437712View attachment 3437713View attachment 3437714View attachment 3437715View attachment 3437712View attachment 3437713View attachment 3437714View attachment 3437715View attachment 3437716View attachment 3437717
Unfortunately, I didn’t really check how long it took. It probably would have been better to take it out and cull it traditionally, but my son was with me at the time. I don’t cull anything in front of him if I can help it, as he’s only 4 and I don’t want him getting any ideas…Do you have any inkling as to how long it may have taken to pass? I am almost tempted to open it up just to cull.I have no problem dealing with the grown birds but the chicks are always hard, even if they’re ugly wet things still. Lol