If any of you are interested in Greenfire chicks, they posted last minute auctions and they are going cheap on rarebreed auction.
going to look my husband is going to kill me...I'm blaming you lol

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If any of you are interested in Greenfire chicks, they posted last minute auctions and they are going cheap on rarebreed auction.
Aww! Cute little buggers. We are putting in a couple of outdoor pens for the ones to be used for eggs/breeding.That was years ago, I only kept them for a short time..inside! I had this very nice big cage, and thought they would be happy in there. I could tell right away that they needed to be in an outdoor set up. Pretty wild little things. Here are a couple of photos of them. I had read that they could be kept inside..and they can, but, I decide to let them go to a man that had quite a nice outdoor set up.
Here is the cage from the top.
The front..shows the light.
With the room lights on. Top opens, and side opens. I now have a canary in it.
My babies in it a little older. My DH put up plexi glass around the bottom.
When they were just a day old.
They were fun for a while. For me.![]()
I know, me too. I'm right there with you. 15 days.yeah, fluffy butts. I can't hardly stand it, still 16 days away. Will candle on Friday to see what we are working with.![]()
You need to candle the fat end, but keep it up of course. Just shine your light down into the egg from the larger end.....then post pics so we can all see!
I got a pip!!!!! Not even due for 36 hours!!! Its gonna be impossible to sleep!
Disaster at my house this afternoon. While I was out something happened...probably the cat jumped on the incubator, little bugger. Well, when I got home I found it on it's side! I don't even know how it happened. Anyway, I had removed all but one chick just before I stepped out so those 6 were safe and the one I had left in seems to be okay as well. The bad news is that several eggs were smashed into each other...two that had started zipping died. One is broken open but must have pipped internally first because I can see it breathing and it seems to be doing okay so far. There is one other egg I still need to examine that was cracked pretty badly...I need to see if it's alive or dead. The eggs that did not get cracked I left in but who knows if they will hatch now...temperature was way off and everything got wet from the water I had in there to raise humidity for the hatch.
Today makes me tired...
DD
It shouldn't hurt them to get wet at this point. You may have to help the one out that you can see breathing. Are they due today..all of them? If you don't see any pips soon, you may want to pip them, then of course you will be helping them out, but that's better than losing them. I often help, and have great results.