jimandkira2002
In the Brooder
- Mar 25, 2015
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Can I still join? I actually didn't see this till just now, but I coincidentally set 12 Blue Andalusia eggs on the 25th at 8pm EST.
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Quote: Agree with Ron. I've accidentally had an egg or two in upside down during incubation and they did pip the wrong end. Sometimes Barnevelder eggs are really hard to tell which end is up!
I candle from the wide end (air sac). I can usually see more movement and veining that way.This is my second attempt at hatching. Last time, I candled the eggs and rotated the egg up and down (gently) to see what I could see. I later read that turning the egg can cause stress on the air cell. I'll be Day 7 candling on Wednesday night. I have a candling box. Should I candle narrow end down, or narrow end up? Thanks!
It really depends on the broody. All of mine would bolt back to the nest they picked out. So I let my hens hatch where they choose (assuming it's safe) and then move the hen and chicks at night once most of them hatch.She looks like my broody cochin who is sitting on a bunch of eggs, and I have a black austrolorp who is sitting on so many eggs she can not possibly hatch them all, I think I'm gonna move her and her eggs. Will she stay on the eggs if I move her?
Absolutely! Welcome!Can I still join? I actually didn't see this till just now, but I coincidentally set 12 Blue Andalusia eggs on the 25th at 8pm EST.
Has anyone had a broody black sexlinks??
Last year I had a broody red sexlink.Has anyone had a broody black sexlinks??
Quote: My production red went broody, but she played musical nest boxes. She adopted chicks really well though!
42 Coturnix Quail going in today.![]()