No Im not desperate lol.... And glad the birds are back to laying
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I would have used candle wax instead of nail polish with the acetone in it,,Yep, they are back to laying. I've gotten 4 since monday (but they had pricked a pinhole in one... I patched it with a dot of nail polish, but I'm not going to put it through shipping unless you are desperate) and hopefully will get a few more before I ship on monday. It was ungodly hot here today, so I took them out some bags of ice and filled their pond with it and put chips of ice under Osiris' feathers because she was being nosy. At least they are being really smart- they found a portion of their shed that has a cool air current running over it, dug a bowl, and are laying there. So even though it's really hot, the eggs are cool to the touch when I collect them after work. whew, good girls!
This egg is real poris it's been hard to see the viens, but I did see the eye and movement before and could make out the shape. I couldn't see the veins on the peep I got but continued to see him move and at the end push up on the air sac. This one doesn't but hate to not give it the benefit till the last day being an ametuer at peas. The others I could tell. The one with irregular airsac was a good starter but you could see the ring at the airsac. When I took him out to the ditch he was formed but diffinately deadLil Zoo, a way to tell if baby didn't make it is if the veins disappear. That's generally how I can tell.
That worked. I do see some movement and also note veins to the yolk part, but so much area is left. The airsac is tilted and shrinking though maybe that will make him look more developed soon. Will wait him out and hope. The other 3 looked like they were jammed in the egg for sometime, I increased humidity in hopes this guy wouldn't be shrink wrapped. Maybe that's the reason he isn't filling the egg as fast.I've had some eggs that jiggled like jello one day and the next day you thought they was in a coma,,and then the next day they was full of life again.Holding the pointy end upwards somewhat and locating the air sack enlarged area along one side of the egg is easiest to detect movement,,the peachick will be kinda pushed against the membtane in this position because of gravity,,,you should be able to witness it's breathing if nothing else,,,but it may only be a slight almost unnoticable movement.