An update on my ongoing hatch - Aracauna mix chick has officially been dubbed Kamikaze due to highly energetic yet completely uncoordinated stumbling around the incubator.
As for the Ayam Cemani eggs: the four that had not pipped yet still have not, although saw movement on three of them. Of the four internal pips the two that had internal pips 24 hours ago now have external pips, and while checking on the one that was very hard to see the cracks, I managed to drop it. I pulled away enough shell to verify that I did not kill the chick with my clutzyness, and also that it has pink skin and some white patches. Odd, considering the parents have not one bit of white on them.... I'd accuse my Silkie boys, but she's bigger and faster than them. I'm definitely separating them all now though...
As for the Ayam Cemani eggs: the four that had not pipped yet still have not, although saw movement on three of them. Of the four internal pips the two that had internal pips 24 hours ago now have external pips, and while checking on the one that was very hard to see the cracks, I managed to drop it. I pulled away enough shell to verify that I did not kill the chick with my clutzyness, and also that it has pink skin and some white patches. Odd, considering the parents have not one bit of white on them.... I'd accuse my Silkie boys, but she's bigger and faster than them. I'm definitely separating them all now though...