You'd be surprised on how resilient eggs are. They may still hatch, just a bit later than if they'd been incubated for the whole time.I lost two finger on my left hand today, i didn't noticed that Violeta was back on her nest and just reached in. That was just a warning from her, she didn't spat fire and didn't scratch out my eyes…
I don't have much hope for these eggs, they have been abandoned for at least a day, but who knows.
And yes, from the 26 eggs i collected from Buffzillas nest, 15 look a little bit promising when i candled them, i even saw a pulse in one egg. All in different stages of development and all in the CCI which has just reached 36° and rising. So far it has kept the temperature around 37.7° ±1° which should be fine. I doubt a duck could do better.
Humidity is at 85% right now - i have no clue where it should be, but i thing 75% would be best?
Not much hope for these eggs, the have been abandoned for two days while i was unable to do more than the basics, water and food. But if there's a single duckling coming out i'd be happy.
Awwwww!
That's what i am betting on. - Years ago @Kiki hatched the »Balutas«, a couple of ducklings from balut-eggs.
That sounds like a really interesting color combination! Can't wait to see it growing up. For now i am trying to trap the next Trash-Panda. Came out late yesterday (~10pm) and saw a big fat male quickly running away. Trap is set with peanut butter as bait…Awwwww!
Yes, they can be! I found one of mine wandering along the road out front, away from his siblings!
And the brown one may turn out to be a brown or dark buff, with a lovely white chest.
definetly not muscovy. I value my limbs
I love the name trash panda so much more than bin chicken.
Australian Muscovy must be more violent than Canadian ones. Mine are mostly all sweethearts that tolerate me petting them, lol.
Australian muscovies are like canadian geese in breeding season.
Luv luv.Aaand? What were the results of the first matches?
