She said/He said Who's right? Who's wrong? No one!

[Fowling around]

Candles my quail eggs tonight 54 developing out of 101. Not sure how long they were down before being picked up as they were given to me to hatch

 

[WVduckchick]

If you have a black and she was breeding black to Lav and some came out Lav and some black, then her black should be a split... and any black bred to Lav creates all splits...

This should help you...

Yep, I can't wait to see these Lavs grow out too... have some looking decent from a hatch right before Chicapee's too...

Thanks for the compliments on the Silkies... soon as we dry up a bit, I'll get pics of the juvies I'm happy with now and you'll see the difference...
Truthfully... I did... my older brother spun it around way too fast and I lost my grip and went headfirst into a large hardwood log...

Explains my eccentricities though...

Thanks again

Do they even have merry-go-rounds in playgrounds any more? I remember lots of merry-go-round mishaps!!

 

[georgiayankee]

I got my first muddy eggs today...I wiped them with a dry paper towel. Are they still ok to incubate?

 

[CaseyV]

Candles my quail eggs tonight 54 developing out of 101. Not sure how long they were down before being picked up as they were given to me to hatch

How did you see into them?

 

[Fowling around]

I used my candling light in a dark room

 

[kwhites634]

Thanks again

Do they even have merry-go-rounds in playgrounds any more? I remember lots of merry-go-round mishaps!!

Only the strong survive
Survival of the fittest
Strengthens the gene pool

 

[kwhites634]

I got my first muddy eggs today...I wiped them with a dry paper towel. Are they still ok to incubate?

Should be

 

[CaseyV]

How did you see into them?

I'm going to buy a Brinsea ova scope for candling quail eggs. I use a 225 lumens light and still can't see into mine.

 

[CaseyV]

I got my first muddy eggs today...I wiped them with a dry paper towel. Are they still ok to incubate?

I would still incubate them.

 

[kwhites634]

I got my first muddy eggs today...I wiped them with a dry paper towel. Are they still ok to incubate?

Speaking of which, I wonder if one of those plastic "Astroturf"-looking pads would be gentle enough for that job. We use one on dirty eggs we're going to eat when running water & hand rubbing don't clean them up, but never have on eggs I'm going to set.