I have shipped eggs due to arrive tomorrow! I am going to let them rest at room temp for 24 hrs then set them on Thursday. They are Polish crested Frizzle eggs. I am soooooo excited! Anyone want to hatch along?
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I'm sure you will have at least oneI guess I am the only one setting, and the only one reading.....lol
I got the cracked one sealed with wax, will have to watch it carefully. The other 7 look fine. I placed them in my carton/hatcher, small end down and let them rest till about 9pm. Then in the bator they went. I did read to not turn on the eggs turner for 2-3 days to give the air cell a chance to settle. This is for shipped eggs only. So I am going to leave the turner off for now. Maybe turn it on after 1st candle at day 3. Temp is holding steady, humidity 35%. I am so excited to get a couple more Polish. Just please let me hatch one hen!
Oh and by the way, I put some wax on an egg from the last incubation I did, and it grew fine (cracked shell, membrane intact). Hope yours does too.I'm sure you will have at least one! Much luck to you on your hatch. I just set 30 of the most gorgeous Blue Barnevelder eggs ever today...hoping for a great hatch too this time since I went to pick them up instead of leaving it to the post office
. I'd love to hear about how your hatch as your incubation progresses...
Sorry about your cracked egg. You are doing well because you knew to not turn them. Maybe wonky air cells are a shipped eggs thing? Crossing my fingers for you on this hatchHi Peeps! Oh Blue Barnevelder, I have never seen any! You will have to post some pictures.
I finally candled last night and I think I see fertility in 4 of my now 7 shipped eggs. The cracked one started oozing again so I removed it.![]()
I turned on the egg turner also. Air cells still look pretty funky to me. They are not really asymmetrical. Fertilized is only half the battle. Making it all the way to hatching is a whole different story.