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Redhead Rae said:
I just found this cool video. The only disappointing thing is that you don't see the chick after "hatching".

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Wait... so did the chick die in the end? Is that why you didn't see it 'hatch'? I wonder if there was something wrong w the embryo, or if it had to do with their methods.

Sassysouth said:
Sesame was more swollen, mouth breathing and not wanting to move. I pulled her out of the crate to love on her, when I sat her back down she went back to the crate to stand. My husband culled her for me. Although she had energy and good color, I knew she was uncomfortable and it was the right thing to do.
I have 1 hour to tend to chicks, eat, shower and get to physical therapy. I will be back later to catch up.
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I'm so sorry about Sesame!
 
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Sending Happy Chicken Vibes to all my friends!
 
Sassysouth said:
Sesame was more swollen, mouth breathing and not wanting to move. I pulled her out of the crate to love on her, when I sat her back down she went back to the crate to stand. My husband culled her for me. Although she had energy and good color, I knew she was uncomfortable and it was the right thing to do.
I have 1 hour to tend to chicks, eat, shower and get to physical therapy. I will be back later to catch up.
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I'm sorry @Sassysouth :hugs
 
Rubysword said:
I'm doing a project about genetic disease in AP Bio, and my teacher is letting me do dwarfism in chickens. Yay! This should be fun!(no sarcasm intended)
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Is this related to bantam breeds, dorkings, or random mini versions of chickens that are produced from normal sized parents?
 

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