Troyergals Chat Thread!!!

[CP Chicken]

Okay, you all I have a question!

Do you all think eggs would ship well to Alaska? and still, hatch?

I don't think so. The eggs will probably get all shaken up. :/
But then again, what do I know? Nothin'.

 

[tastyacres]

From where and in what season? How long would it take?

I am not sure how long, normal shipping time is 4-5-days and in july.

 

[micah wotring]

Okay, you all I have a question!

Do you all think eggs would ship well to Alaska? and still, hatch?

I dunno...I definitely wouldn't try in winter!! But, during the summer...worth a shot...I wouldn't know though coz I have neither been to Alaska nor have I ever shipped or gotten shipped eggs.

 

[TheKindaFarmGal]

If I only add water two or three times does that mean I'm dry incubating?

What is the humidity at? Really, I think dry incubation is a bad term. Technically you are supposed to add no water at all until lockdown...that's what I do.

 

[TheKindaFarmGal]

I am not sure how long, normal shipping time is 4-5-days and in july.

Probably not. 4-5 days is a long time. How many would you be getting? If it's worth it to you, go for it! It's just hard.

 

[dan26552]

What is the humidity at? Really, I think dry incubation is a bad term. Technically you are supposed to add no water at all until lockdown...that's what I do.

Between 22 to 35%, closest to 30% most time, it's just so humid here it stays pretty much the same the whole time. I only really add water at lockdown.

 

[micah wotring]

Homestead Dad is live! He's a good YouTube friend of mine. There's only like 2 people watching so if a couple of ya wanna go he'd love it!

 

[CP Chicken]

Homestead Dad is live! He's a good YouTube friend of mine. There's only like 2 people watching so if a couple of ya wanna go he'd love it!

I'll watch.

 

[TheKindaFarmGal]

Between 22 to 35%, closest to 30% most time, it's just so humid here it stays pretty much the same the whole time. I only really add water at lockdown.

I think it qualifies as dry, but different people define it differently. So, you keep the humidity in the range it is supposed to be for dry incubation, but occasionally add water.

 

[dan26552]

Homestead Dad is live! He's a good YouTube friend of mine. There's only like 2 people watching so if a couple of ya wanna go he'd love it!

Cool