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You could put some eggs out of your bator under the broody. That would probably be the best lol.
Lol. Yes, I definately wouldn't put them under a hen. The shells are strong, but not strong enough to withstand a hen. The chicks are more delicate. They're literally the size of a bumble bee. They do only take 16 days to hatch, and can easily be tucked beside an autoturner if there's a small gap.
The larger egg here is a coturnix egg. The smaller a button. I have small-medium sized "lady" hands.
Another pic of a chick. NOT FROM THIS BREEDING LINE
Two chicks compared with a light bulb and a coke bottle cap. The black one was a runt, the other one is average. Again, NOT FROM THIS BREEDING LINE
Fully mature male
You could put some eggs out of your bator under the broody. That would probably be the best lol.
Lol. Yes, I definately wouldn't put them under a hen. The shells are strong, but not strong enough to withstand a hen. The chicks are more delicate. They're literally the size of a bumble bee. They do only take 16 days to hatch, and can easily be tucked beside an autoturner if there's a small gap.
The larger egg here is a coturnix egg. The smaller a button. I have small-medium sized "lady" hands.
Another pic of a chick. NOT FROM THIS BREEDING LINE
Two chicks compared with a light bulb and a coke bottle cap. The black one was a runt, the other one is average. Again, NOT FROM THIS BREEDING LINE
Fully mature male
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