Yeah...that is what is keeping me from hatching more...I ended up with 70% males from my hatch last year. I do have a guy that will take them if I'll grow them out for him...but it so disappointing to end up with so few girls.I want to hatch some!! But i have the worst luck, im sure they will all be male
No, the air cell should not move, if you see that it is moving it is detached.
i think what im seeing move is the yolk?
I have been able to hatch eggs that had detached air cells. My incubator has an automatic turner so the eggs are in an upright position. Did you let the eggs sit for 24 hours after receiving them? Sometimes it will reattach. Are you using an incubator with an automatic turner or will you be turning them yourself?
That is a beautiful foam to ship eggs in! Nicely done-- only thing better would be if it had foam above and below to make sure they don't get bumped in shipping. Whoever sold that did a pretty great job! I'd be interested to know that seller.
No clue how many silkie roos I have or if the barnevelder that I hatched already is a roo or not.
, putting them in the incubator tonight.
