e I'm so glad that they hatched successfully for you! You may want to actually leave them in your garage and just put a heat lamp up for them so if they get cold and can't get under Midget they can go under that. If you take them into the house reintegrating Midget and her chicks later is going to be a pain in the butt.
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I would wait a few days & see if she hatches the other 2 ...before moving them all ..
I can never make my fried rice taste as good as in those cheapo restaraunts !!!
I sell eggs to my coworkers for $3 a dozen. I have several regular customers and then every once in a while a new person who want to give it a try - most of them become regulars after they get the first dozen or two. It's annoying this time of year because everyone still wants eggs but the birds aren't laying (well, the cemanis are, but those don't get eaten). I also would sell to my family, but until recently none of them have been interested. My mother doesn't like to eat any egg color other than white even when I can persuade her to eat my eggs, and something about it just freaks her out so she usually just gets store eggs. However my brother has been on a health kick recently so he's now more willing to eat my eggs over the store eggs. Of course, now that he wants to buy them, they're not laying
I have one going on four years now, really sweet chicken, jumps in my lap whenever she can, still laying great. She even went broody for me once and raised 13 chicks. Here's Lemon:
Black astrolorp is a great breed. Mine love everyone, well not people, they play with the dog the get along with the wild birds. They get big if properly cared for. Mine are the biggest of my flock.
