Quote: LOL-- of course they are empty!! lol Will look for the neon colors-- I know which ones those are!
Quote: Getting the marnas eggs to dry properly seems to be an issue, as well as athey often take longer than 21 days. I pull a few eggs at 25 days, and one was still alive. I felt horrible as it died right there. I tried the broodies after that--
GOod luck!!!Well we are late for the party! I had set eggs late, on 3/30 then on april 15 I turned the eggs and went to bed without turning the bator back on. Thought I'd killed everyone. Well candling a couple nights later showed some were still alive. so I am still waiting. Dropping to 68 degrees overnight has delayed them. Maybe tomorrow....
I kept a notebook with lots of info. location of temps, the temps, etc. and then evaluated after each hatch. Really improved my hatching rate.Don't know what is wrong. Every time I set my eggs I never get more than 50% to hatch. Worse luck with quail. I use the dry method. Ps help.
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Very interesting hand feeding instructins!!
Too much vitamins can be as much a problem as giving enough. Definitely a good thing to get the right dosing.For the chick of mine who's putting her feet over her head and her head going down, how much poly vi sol should I be giving her a day?
Also, I came across a post here on BYC about "crazy chick disease". Looks like what's going on with my chick, the only difference being that she can't stand because she's bicycling her legs up and back, instead of walking backwards like what I saw in the video.
Could this be what's wrong with her???
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/...y-and-crazy-chick-disease-photos-added-post-5
I had a chick that could not stand up, feet stretched forward to her beak. I gently stretched the tendons to get the legs in to normal crouching position and just held the legs in posistion. DId this several times, then let chick run with the older chicks, and with a little assistence te legs started to maintain proper position. If she gets on her back she cannot flip back -- needs assistence. Overall much improved in 12 hours. Given the time since yours hatched, the PT needs to be more gentle and will take longer.