Thats awesome, I had an irish setter when my older sons where growing up, she was beautiful! Then I bought my first Springer and it was all over LOL or should I should say "now all over my bed!"Sally, I competed in pointing dog competitions (field trials). I started out with Irish Setters 'cause that was Dad's chosen breed. Several years later I switched to English Pointers.

I never hatch upright because I have had chicks pip lower end and die because of that. Plus if you read in the hatching 101 article I wrote it explains the natural position for hatch in more detail.
Teeny CurlySues! aka HarmonyAnns Serama.... Love her new tiny Roos, they are making such cute littles! One problem with them is she is getting more straight than frizzle, they are so sweet looking! ps... ignore the blue circles around the bottom, I had two sets of eggs in and I hand roll these tiny eggs. When its lockdown its quicker to see who is who and grab them out. I marked air cells on day 16 because they hatch anywhere between day 19 & 20, as you can see the eggs are all different sizes and the bigger ones will hatch tonight into tomorrow. Serama take some time to learn how to incubate.
I will try seramas some day!! One question, I know you explained the blue lines, but is it marker? I had read that marker was harmful, and I've always used pencil, but it apparently doesn't bother them, huh. Any thoughts on that?