Morning all.
QJ yeah for the pip and Fiona sounds like a great name for your goose.
Hey Wulf!
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Morning all.
QJ yeah for the pip and Fiona sounds like a great name for your goose.
Hey Wulf!
Hi! just trying to catch up a little before work.
My muscovy hen is still on her nest... I think it will be the end of the month before anything hatches. She doesn't want me to look and the couple of times she has been off the nest Blondie (the chicken) has been sitting on it for her.
Congrats to everyone who had good hatches! Love those little fuzzy butts!
I'm hoping to improve my next try and have a few questions. First, what does everyone think of misting the eggs every day? I didn't do that, but the eggs developed through day 26 before dying. I've heard that it simulates the mother duck sitting on them after going in the water. Second, how does it affect the eggs differently when incubated in a still air or forced air incubator? Third, my incubation conditions worked right up until the end in a hovabator. Do you think moving them into something other than styrofoam for hatching would improve their chances? I have a homemade storage bin incubator, still air, that I got good results in when hatching chicken eggs. I can't keep buying eggs when nothing hatches...
~ Stacy
I'm gettin B/B/S silkies from someone. You want me to PM you her address??
Surely you do. I don't get the whoopie cushion noise. I'm trying it with my Apples. they all sound the same.
Morning all.
QJ yeah for the pip and Fiona sounds like a great name for your goose.
Congrats to everyone who had good hatches! Love those little fuzzy butts!
I'm hoping to improve my next try and have a few questions. First, what does everyone think of misting the eggs every day? I didn't do that, but the eggs developed through day 26 before dying. I've heard that it simulates the mother duck sitting on them after going in the water. Second, how does it affect the eggs differently when incubated in a still air or forced air incubator? Third, my incubation conditions worked right up until the end in a hovabator. Do you think moving them into something other than styrofoam for hatching would improve their chances? I have a homemade storage bin incubator, still air, that I got good results in when hatching chicken eggs. I can't keep buying eggs when nothing hatches...
~ Stacy