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I've had it happen in auto turners and under broodies.For those that had many pips at wrong end of egg: Did you manually turn or was this happening with auto turners too? My hatch was bad this year and I had many malpositioned chicks. I've manually turned for years now but after this am seriously considering getting a turner and was looking for info from those that had same thing happening. Reading through during hatch it seemed there was many at wrong end. Who knows, maybe something to do with the blood moon for all I know.
I'm sorry. Strange, I have great luck in my octogon 20.So far nothing. Out of 32 eggs set, none have hatched, including both shipped and ones from my own backyard. Thanks Brinsea for your crappy incubators. I have never ever had a zero hatch before. My Brinsea incubators are going to become full of shotgun shells later this afternoon. It is time to open my wallet and buy a real incubator like the Sportsman.
Awesome!Alright, reporting in on my final hatch results.......................drum roll please................................e [COLOR=0000FF]Six baby Ancona Ducklings and one Rouen![/COLOR]
e [COLOR=0000FF]100% Success!!![/COLOR]
Seven outta seven! And here I was hoping for 50%. lol.
Picture are definitely coming soon but I thought I would post my results first.
Looks like it tore at the umbilical. Put some neosporin or vetericyn on it.
Yay!OMGOSH GUYS!!! MY GOOSE EGGS ARE HATCHING!!!! One came out this morning!! We have 9 Sebastopol geese! So happy!!! were naming the first born Easter.
If the membrane is not white, the chick is stuck.Ok, I need advice. The last of the silkie/polish eggs pipped yesterday morning. It tried to zip this morning, but seemed to have gotten stuck, as well as some light bleeding. I peeled some of the shell to take a look...to see if it needed assistance...and the membrane is rubbery?? I also see some skinny veins...not the thick ones, but like a hair. I've wrapped her in a wet paper towel with a hole cut out for her beak and put her back in the bator. She has been peeping non stop for the past hour and a half. Should I leave her just like that? What's up with the rubbery membrane? I've never encountered that before.
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