No Brooders, No Problem

[Beckie G]

@Chickie Momma This is how we know Buckbeaks eggs are fertile

 

[Beckie G]

Here is are pics of the parents- Rover and Buckbeak

Mom (Buckbeak)


Dad (Rover) - after his bath, with his bath hair...lol

 

[Northie]

what are you going to do when it starts to hatch?

 

[Beckie G]

Well our plan is to put them in a seperate coop with their mom once they start to hatch, and with fingers crossed and a lot of observation she will do her job, if not we will put them in a brooder and hand raise them ourselves, like we did with our other girls (and boys)!

 

[Beckie G]

Here are the candling pictures from tonight

Egg A (day 6)


Egg B (day 5)




We saw some real development Today! Even got to see an eye.

 

[Chickie Momma]

YAY!!

 

[Just Wingin It]

Cant wait for updates.

 

[Beckie G]

I want to try and keep this thread updated as often as I can because it seems as though a lot of people are interested.

I would like to become more knowledgable, as well as I would like to help anyone else who's interested in trying this method.

If you have any questions or suggestions, don't hesitate.

 

[pinusresinosa]

Wait, boob hatching?? I have boobs. Now I need fertile eggs.

 

[Beckie G]

Wait, boob hatching?? I have boobs. Now I need fertile eggs.

Yes, Boob hatching... Lol
I know that people sell fertile eggs on here, try the buy/sell/trade forum.

Have a great day!