My Hatching Journey: the Adventures of a Complete Newbie

[BYC910]

bet it smells like rotten eggs
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nope more like a gas leak hey Phil

stoped by to see how Patience is doing . looks good Patience No big smells if you don't count me that is catch up in the morning

Hi Ravyn

 

[LittleLakePhil]

nope more like a gas leak hey Phil  stoped by to see how Patience is doing . looks good Patience  No big smells if you don't count me that is catch up in the morning Hi Ravyn

see ya in the morning... K ....no-one to talk to anymore...

 

[LocalYokel]

Oh, you shoulda seen my Leahy and cabinet hatcher when I got them... over 10 year old leftovers...

A good scrub down and all good...

http://http://tampa.craigslist.org/hdo/atq/5442624985.html
Very beat up and neglected near me

 

[LocalYokel]

you are as about as blonde as crow in a coal mine

how dare you say that !!!!!!!!!!!

shouldn't be should I

Or a Cajun baby

 

[BYC910]

Or a Cajun baby

Well that too smooth sailing here . nothing shaking much. Guess I gather my dollars and leave have a good day every body

 

[BantyChooks]

23 ish hours until candle.
WV, any pips on your quail?

 

[WVduckchick]

23 ish hours until candle now!

WV, any pips on your quail?

Nope, not when I left the house this morning. I'm hoping there will be when I get home!

I did break lockdown last night. See, I usually draw a vertical line on the side of the egg facing up. Just so once they start hatching, I can tell if one gets rolled over. Well I realized last night that I had not drawn my lines. So I opened quickly to do it.

And being the candling addict that I am, I took the opportunity to shine on a few (ok, almost all) of them and saw several drawn down air cells. So I have a feeling I know which one is going to start first!

Temp and humidity reestablished in just a few short minutes.

 

[BantyChooks]

Nope, not when I left the house this morning. I'm hoping there will be when I get home!

I did break lockdown last night. See, I usually draw a vertical line on the side of the egg facing up. Just so once they start hatching, I can tell if one gets rolled over. Well I realized last night that I had not drawn my lines. So I opened quickly to do it.

And being the candling addict that I am, I took the opportunity to shine on a few (ok, almost all) of them and saw several drawn down air cells. So I have a feeling I know which one is going to start first! Temp and humidity reestablished in just a few short minutes.

Only a few, huh?

 

[WVduckchick]

I hope so!

Only a few, huh?

 

[FridayYet]

Nope, not when I left the house this morning. I'm hoping there will be when I get home!

I did break lockdown last night. See, I usually draw a vertical line on the side of the egg facing up. Just so once they start hatching, I can tell if one gets rolled over. Well I realized last night that I had not drawn my lines. So I opened quickly to do it.

And being the candling addict that I am, I took the opportunity to shine on a few (ok, almost all) of them and saw several drawn down air cells. So I have a feeling I know which one is going to start first!

Temp and humidity reestablished in just a few short minutes.

LOL, I had to take the tray out because I upped the humidity and added water, but the pump kept working too hard. So of course, when I took the tray out again to add the paper towel, I candled them and saw an internal pip! At least one is probably going to hatch.