yup.. I'm writing one for all bantam type ducks (calls, silkies, black east indies, mandarins and so on) plus peafowl... eggs currently in the bators cooking away!
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yup.. I'm writing one for all bantam type ducks (calls, silkies, black east indies, mandarins and so on) plus peafowl... eggs currently in the bators cooking away!
OMG you did not!! ha ha ha
@Happy Chooks
& @mlmddh
You guys see we should have done a video contest!!
But instead of the Clucking hen n Cockledooing Rooster contest, we should have had a chick chirping or bator talking video contest!! HA HA HA
Who would be game? oh the embarrassment and shame of it all!!
I would soooo set up my husband on hidden cam and tape him! muwahhahhaha
There's always next year.OMG you did not!! ha ha ha
@Happy Chooks & @mlmddh
You guys see we should have done a video contest!!
But instead of the Clucking hen n Cockledooing Rooster contest, we should have had a chick chirping or bator talking video contest!! HA HA HA
Who would be game? oh the embarrassment and shame of it all!!
I would soooo set up my husband on hidden cam and tape him! muwahhahhaha
OK...I apparently wasn't thinking clearly when I 'accidentally' dropped more eggs into the bator on day 7.![]()
So if I am in lockdown, is it ok to keep turning my Octagon every 12 hours for those ones, or should I leave it level and open the bator to turn only the newer ones...of course adding more humidity when I open it? If there are pips, I know not to turn them. But until then? (I keep them upright with the metal bars in during hatching).
BTW, I have 12 Rhodebars and 3 blue and/or black copper Marans of 31 I set ready to hatch this weekend! :yiipchick
Ducks pipping!![]()
Chicks and turkeys aren't doing anything yet.
I opened the vent, because I think some of my ducks suffocated in my last hatch. They were doing fine going into lockdown but didn't hatch.
I noticed the small vent holes on the bottom of the incubator and put wood blocks under all four cornersThe chicks internally pip and learn how to breath.
Then the panic sets in as the carbon dioxide rises and oxygen is depleted.
This causes the external pip.
The exhausted chick then recovers, yolk sack is abdorbed and external vasculsture collspses as it takes in good air.
Lack of ventilation as this stage is lethal