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How can ya'll tell if an air cell is detached? and what do ya'll do with egg? I'm suspecting at least two of some eggs i got today have it.......
ThaiDye, no need to beat yourself up. We all make mistakes sometimes. As long as you are not selling birds or hatching eggs, you shouldn't have to cull any of them unless one gets really sick.My bio security was so vigilant back then! I can't believe how lax it was earlier this year (insert emoticon for beating myself on my head here).
Remember we are going to "trade" next year if you get eggs!My last hatch in that incubator this time around started last night. So far I have 4 chicks and 2 more pips out of 12 shipped eggs. Not too shabby so far considering I never candled these eggs, forgot how long they were in the incubator (I found they were hatching when I went to add water last night) and they are filthy from multiple hatches and chicks/poults lounging on them after hatching.
They are my first cornish (not cross) and I've got a couple of lofty ideas about combining them with the jersey giant roo I have or the delaware cross meat birds I hatched out with the turkeys.
They will be a tad different from the banty crosses BF disemboweled last year.
ThaiDye, no need to beat yourself up. We all make mistakes sometimes. As long as you are not selling birds or hatching eggs, you shouldn't have to cull any of them unless one gets really sick.I got lucky one time before I knew about biosecurity and the CRDs chooks can carry. As I learned about them, I realized how lucky I was. Never bringing home birds again uless they are chicks from the feed store. You will get through this.
Remember we are going to "trade" next year if you get eggs!
BF should be able to get his hands in them much easier but not as easy as the turkeys!
I'm so sorry. I had bed rest with most of mine, but the only time I wasn't able to get up and move because I had to, was mostly with my oldest son. Also couldn't sleep in a bed. Also had to be in a soft rocker with one leg lifted to a chair to sleep. I could barely walk with him and I have never had a stomach while pregnant. I do know! I feel for you and I know it's frustrating. You need to worry more about you and that little guy of yours and get someone to help. I didn't have help, so when someone can, I tell them to grab it! LOL If you're swollen I hope you're elevating. Since I couldn't use it for anything else at the time, I tilted the seat on my weight bench as far as I could and laid there with my feet up. Then laid the other way and then feet up again. It helped a lot with swollen ankles and legs. I had babies that thought my pelvis was the place they needed to put their heads and do tricks. I remind them of that. Not often, but when I need ammo.I keep trying to get a pic of the EE chick, but I have one major problem. I can't walk. I also wanted to get a video of the ducklings swimming. That didn't happen either. This is driving me nuts! I still need to clean out both brooders and I can't even do that.I had to ask Blu to get the quail and chicks more food. I can't stand it when I can't do what I need to.
Quote: Since I've pretty much stopped eating anything with salt in or on it I haven't had many problems with swelling. My hip finally stopped hurting so much, but now it's getting too dark outside to clean. Tomorrow I know I'm going to be in pain since we have to go grocery shopping.Either I go or I end up with a whole bunch of stuff I can't eat because my dad doesn't listen when I say I can't have a lot of salt. Something he shouldn't be eating anyways.