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Enjoy your new babies. Silkies are such great birds!
Try bumping up the humidity in the room with a humidifier it you find it nessisary to remove the chicks. . That's what I did. Well actually, I didn't have a humidifier but my rice cooker did a fine job lol.I woke up to 12 beautiful catdance babies this morning! I still have at least 3 pipped eggs so my question is, due to the chaos between egg shells and 12 very active chicks, do i remove them ... thus opening the bator... or wait it out. The poor remaining eggs are being kicked all over the place! 2 chicks were hatched day 19 and this in 21. Advice? I can lift an edge and get them - I don't have to take the whole lid off if that makes a difference.
ooo, me want!
I'll be raising white, blue/black/splash (might sell all the black chicks, because I'll have black splits) Porcelain, Lavender, buff. The Porcelain, Lavender, black split and buff are Catdance, So I'm starting with pretty babies.Sooooooo, I love my Silkies. Never got into them for money. BUT, after recent events of a predator getting into my crappy building, my Mom put a pre-fab barn on her credit card, and I am going to be making payments. Any chance of making money from them, any slim chance? I kind of implied that maybe I would. Or at least thought I would.
Pam Pittman
Sooooooo, I love my Silkies. Never got into them for money. BUT, after recent events of a predator getting into my crappy building, my Mom put a pre-fab barn on her credit card, and I am going to be making payments. Any chance of making money from them, any slim chance? I kind of implied that maybe I would. Or at least thought I would.
Pam Pittman
I manage to make enough to pay for feed by selling very small numbers of chicks and hatching eggs. I'd imagine, if you have a bator, and are hatching and selling like a mad person you could make it amount to something. Good luck!
Nikki
Thanks!!
I'd better learn how to ship!
Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do.