Putting Bantam eggs in Incubator

WinterSkyMoonRanch

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Jul 15, 2011
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I have some bantam chicken eggs I want to hatch in my incubator. In the past, I have always turned them by hand. I just bought an egg turner:yiipchick
but I'm not sure if bantam chicken eggs do well using an egg turner. I know that serama eggs do not! Help:jumpy
 
I just hatched some cochin and cochin/D'Anvers eggs in the incubator and had them in a normal egg turner and they did fine. All hatched. You can go to the feed store and buy Quail Rails if you are worried, but mine did just fine.
 
I have always used a turner with my bantam eggs, including serama eggs before I sold all of my seramas. I never have had an issue, and always have great hatch rates. Good luck!
 
I've done bantams, including Seramas, in a turner plenty of times. In fact, I have Silkies & Polish bantams in the incubator right now.
Good luck & hope you have a great hatch
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