Name the eggs! Choose your baby to root for!

[Ursuline Chick]

I can't wait to see Pelican all dry and fluffed up.

 

[ElfenLied89]

I can't wait to see Pelican all dry and fluffed up.

Pelican looks similar to Lucky currently except I think Pelican has a bigger yellow patch.

 

[TwoCrows]

When do you think is a good time to take out the babies? Tomorrow afternoon?

I usually remove them whenever they look dry, (12+hours) unless there are a bunch of pips and I think they will hatch soon, I wait. This said, I have reached in and removed a baby and with warm water in a spray bottle, I've lightly sprayed the inside of the incubator to replace any humidity lost.

 

[ElfenLied89]

I usually remove them whenever they look dry, (12+hours) unless there are a bunch of pips and I think they will hatch soon, I wait. This said, I have reached in and removed a baby and with warm water in a spray bottle, I've lightly sprayed the inside of the incubator to replace any humidity lost.

Humidity jumped a bit after Pelican hatched. It's at 77%

 

[Ursuline Chick]

Humidity jumped a bit after Pelican hatched. It's at 77%

I guess Pelican was acclaiming to South Louisiana humidity.

 

[ElfenLied89]

I guess Pelican was acclaiming to South Louisiana humidity.

Right? As long as it ain't Florida humidity. I'm from South Carolina and look here.... that shiz is bad enough lol.

 

[ElfenLied89]

I guess Pelican was acclaiming to South Louisiana humidity.

 

[Patiocoturnix]

Right? As long as it ain't Florida humidity. I'm from South Carolina and look here.... that shiz is bad enough lol.

Yeah you don’t want to be here

 

[ElfenLied89]

Yeah you don’t want to be here

I visited my uncle one spring. It was more humid in spring down in Coral Springs, FL than summer here in Charleston SC!!

 

[Patiocoturnix]

I visited my uncle one spring. It was more humid in spring down in Coral Springs, FL than summer here in Charleston SC!!

Yeah my humidity is so high here especially since I live like on the beach