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I could use some java mmmmmmm dunkin donuts coffee yum!I am exhausted! Looking forward to catching up on the the posts I've missed since I was gone.
~ Aspen![]()
someone was talking about sanding down maran eggs to see into the shell. ill see if i cant find itsomeone told me that maran have thicker shells and are tougher to hatch and I should watch them and intervien if nec, but how can I if I cant see even air cells!! lol
Fixing me some 7 Grain Hot Cereal. Mmmm The wind is blowing very hard outside, it's not too cold, but cold enough you have to have a thick coat. I had to go outside a minute ago and finish locking a few critters up. The Calls, Seramas, Guineas, and Chickens needed to be put inside, so had to do that.I could use some java mmmmmmm dunkin donuts coffee yum!
My OE eggs are super thick coated, too so I can't candle them either. I don't want to sand off the bloom just to candle. I'll wait and see what hatches. Then I'll know "Hey, they hatched, must've been fertile"![]()
Quote: sanding? hmmmmmm head sideways wondering and think no no no ?????
Quote: I have one of our blue EE in the bator I cant see anything at all either!
Quote: someone told me that maran have thicker shells and are tougher to hatch and I should watch them and intervien if nec, but how can I if I cant see even air cells!! lol
They are talking about when they start pipping and zipping. I don't really find they need help... they will sometime shrink wrap and I will just put a damp paper towel around them to keep them moist. The eggs are just thicker for some reason. I have to crack them HARD to eat them. They will hatch fine... just keep the humidity up higher.
Quote: sanding? hmmmmmm head sideways wondering and think no no no ?????
They sand them to let the moisture evaporate during incubation... not to see in the egg really. Don't do it. Not going to help at this point. I think it could let bacteria in to remove that coating. I don't find I have a problem hatching them just leaving them alone. I do dry incubation that helps.
Quote: someone told me that maran have thicker shells and are tougher to hatch and I should watch them and intervien if nec, but how can I if I cant see even air cells!! lol
They are talking about when they start pipping and zipping. I don't really find they need help... they will sometime shrink wrap and I will just put a damp paper towel around them to keep them moist. The eggs are just thicker for some reason. I have to crack them HARD to eat them. They will hatch fine... just keep the humidity up higher.
Oh I do dry incubation.... I raise to -60-62 for hatch should I go higher?