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- May 29, 2012
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This got me through the night
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Awesome for movement. I would put the eggs back where mama is comfortable. I am planning to move mine in the next few days.OMG im gonna throw up
i put mamma and the eggs in their own brooding box and she refused to sit back on them!!!!!
After 10minutes I put something in front of the nesting box so she couldn't get out of it
essentially giving her no where else to go but on top of the eggs![]()
what am i going to do???!?? I knew this would happen, she is SO sensitive and attached to
one of our other hens. do you think i should put her buddy in there with her??
I cant leave her barricaded in the nesting box forever
HELP
oh and there was MOVEMENT in more than one egg when i candled!!
I am having my husband convert our wine fridge to an incubator for quail eggs.mostly, they can't be frozen. In fact, storing eggs to be hatched should be done around 45 - 55 degrees (I think I remember that correctly?) which is the same for wine, which should give those of you out there lucky enough to have a wine fridge a duel purpose now! LOL![]()
lockdown? i dont have to do that right?
little browns in charge right?