This is exiting!! I've been lurking around countless incubator vs broody threads and how to build an incubator as I really wanna hatch chicks in the spring! I hope you have a good hatch....
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I'm at the store, getting medicine for the sick folks at home (just bad colds), when I get a call--there's a beak!
I bet my six-year-old is no longer upset that I didn't bring her![]()
Yay, chickie!!!! Now tell the rest to get their butts outta them shells!!
Bubbles, you gotta build a bator. Great winter project! Amy, congrats on the hatch! Hope you continue your thread re: integration of bator chicks with broody chicks.
It looks like stuff the comes off of the naval in the chick. They usually do not poo for a while after they hatch.Chick #1 is now all the way out of the shell! I think I scared it into getting out when I slid the tray open to add water to my sponges, since the humidity dropped to about 60%. In the escape from the scariness, the chick got between the inside end of the drawer and the side of the 'bator. Since I had to take the drawer out to rescue the chick (otherwise, closing the 'bator would crush the chick, I pulled the shell out and checked the others for pips. No pips yet.
I think that's poo in the shell...