Adorable little babies! I am on my third attempt at incubating Seramas. Its been a not so funny comedy of errors. Bought a batch from Frank and Deena but they got lost in shipment and were a week late. I put them in, but nothing developed at all. She sent me a second batch and they arrived but again, at 7 days, nothing but yolks. I was simultaneously hatching my own chics in the same bator so I knew the temps and humidity were right. Sweet Deena took pity on my tortured soul and sent me one more batch. We are on day 7 today and I had to cull 6 - BUT - I have 6 very obvious little wigglers!! Any tips for me?
Temp is 101 steady
Humidity is holding at 38% (I heard Seramas do better with lower humidity - odd since they originate in Malaysia - but I ain't in a position to argue!)
LG Still Air (heard this is best for them - not sure why)
Turning by hand x3 and have them in a "clutch" formation - again, heard this is better than all sep. Incidentally, the ones that were culled were the ones on the fringe of the clutch. I now have replaced them with my own cochin eggs I had in another bator.
At this point, if you told me to dance a jig by the full moon while chanting an ancient Serama hatching prayer - I WOULD DO IT! LOL