Need help

[Taryn37]

Humidity is super important for ducks. Do you have any water in the incubator at all?

Yeah I do.

 

[Bigtom Turkey]

When I incubated duck eggs, I misted them once a day on top of high humidity.

 

[Taryn37]

When I incubated duck eggs, I misted them once a day on top of high humidity.

I’ve been doing misting as well.

 

[Taryn37]

Humidity is super important for ducks. Do you have any water in the incubator at all? Here is a link so you can see if you can find one near you. At least you will know what it's called.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/AcuRite-...nd-Humidity-Gauge-00325/16888914?athbdg=L1200

Humidity is at 81%

 

[DuckyDonna]

Humidity is at 81%

well that is good! How did you measure it?

 

[Taryn37]

well that is good! How did you measure it?

There’s a thing on my incubator.

 

[DuckyDonna]

There’s a thing on my incubator.

excellent, make sure it stay about where it is now until all the hatching is done. You should be good to go.

 

[Taryn37]

excellent, make sure it stay about where it is now until all the hatching is done. You should be good to go.

There’s been no attempt at hatching though. 2 of them haven’t moved at all since yesterday as yesterday was supposed to be hatch day. Other one still moves around. But there’s black dots inside both eggs at the bottom no idea what they are. Veins are still there but can hardly see them unless you put the torch right down it. First time doing a hatch and they were doing great up until hours later yesterday and just stopped moving.

 

[Taryn37]

excellent, make sure it stay about where it is now until all the hatching is done. You should be good to go.

Not sure if there’s a possibility they shrink wrapped and unable to to pip because of it. But can’t tell just by looking at the eggs if that’s the case.

 

[Taryn37]

Unfortunately they are dead have one hopeful one.