new to incubation

Learned a valuable lesson. Who am I to play with life, Not sure I can do this again, I purchased 10 two week old barnyard bani's from the Amish and thinking I'll let them do the incubating for me from now on. :/


I am very sorry. Don't give up. Please start by reading the hatching 101 in the learning center. It is very helpful. I hope you will have better luck next time. It can take a while to learn how your particular incubator works in your climate. When I first started I had 3 thermometers and 2 hygrometers in the bator. Now I just use one of each and once I calibrated both I had much better hatches. The last hatch I had 13 out of 17 hatch from shipped eggs. I used the low humidity method. I have kept notes and learned something new on each subsequent hatch. I hope you don't give up because when it goes well its like Christmas.
 
Well, tomorrow is the e.h.d.! Guess what?!? We are hearing 3 distinct chirps coming from the eggs! So excited!!!!
Thats great!
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They can take quite a while from pup to zip. Try and get some sleep.

Oh, this I know! Woke up this morning, day 21, and the little bugger has pipped a bit more. Very vocal this morning, but I think it is because it hears the other chickens, which are clucking and crowing outside the window! It's like they know and are chearing it on!!!
 

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