THEY'RE MOVING!!!!!

skeeter9

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Apr 10, 2007
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I candled last night (day 12) and almost all of my Serama eggs are developing nicely!!! Not too bad considering the box looked like an elephant stepped on it and the post office left them in an outside mailbox all day even though I asked them to hold the package for pickup. Amazingly enough, not one egg had even the slightest crack in it - they were packaged very well. So far no power spikes, but there shouldn't be with the surge protector hooked up. The best part of all was that the embryos are moving around like little jumping beans!! I just love watching them!!!

Ok, now it's time to leave them alone and pray for a good hatch. Come on Oct 20!!!!!!!!!

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Lori
 
Hey Skeeter, we just put a batch of Serama eggs in the bator on Wed
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we were told to put them in the brooder at 17 days is that what you did, and how did your hatch turn out??
Denna
 
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Hi Denna,
I haven't stopped turning them yet - they are set to hatch next weekend.

I have heard differing stories on hatching these little guys. Some sources say stop turning at day 17, others say at day 18. Where did you get your info from? I want to do some more research before I decide what to do. I don't want to blow it at the last minute. . .

Lori
 
AMEN, I do not want to blow it either.. we have 33 eggs in, we bought 2 dozen and he sent extras, we heard to expect 50% or lower hatch on them, and you have to grind up the chick feedinto a powder because they are not big enough to eat it
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.. we got the info from the gent we bought the eggs from.. we have a hen who is laying but does not want to go "broody" so we have been saving those to go in the bator also, she is laying an egg a day:lol:
I am out of town at work right now, will be home tonight and will find the email he sent me with the instructions and PM you with them
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He has hatched out BUNCHES..
Denna
 
That would be awesome, Denna! Thanks.

I'm just starting out with Seramas, so I'm a newbie with this particular breed. Normally, I like the bigger breeds - the bigger the better, but there's something about these little guys. . . .

I'm going to keep researching - I'll let you know if I find anything interesting.

Lori
 

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