I am so sad. I candled a bunch of my Super African goose eggs and they aren't fertile. I've been hoping to hatch these eggs. She has been laying eggs since Christmas. To me that seems like an awful long time to be laying eggs for a goose. I have a Sebbie setting on some and I had put a bunch of the African under her. I candled 2 of them and they were duds just like the ones I had in the incubator.
I'm not sure if she has been mating with the male Sebbie lately. I brought home an injured Sebbie that Fred (male Sebbie) has been taking care of. Even still, these eggs should have been fertile since they were mating before Ethel came (Ethel, injured goose). I'm hoping this isn't for life. They are all under a year old and I'm hoping that is the case. The Sebbies will be a year old on April 1st but the African and American Buff will be a year June 20th. Those were the hatch days.
Have you had a goose with non fertile eggs? Disappointing to say the least.
I'm not sure if she has been mating with the male Sebbie lately. I brought home an injured Sebbie that Fred (male Sebbie) has been taking care of. Even still, these eggs should have been fertile since they were mating before Ethel came (Ethel, injured goose). I'm hoping this isn't for life. They are all under a year old and I'm hoping that is the case. The Sebbies will be a year old on April 1st but the African and American Buff will be a year June 20th. Those were the hatch days.
Have you had a goose with non fertile eggs? Disappointing to say the least.