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ok so the hatch can start early sometime so look for a crack in the eggs or even a peep peep .
Once they start dont open it up to take the chicks out, it will drop the humidity in there and you need that for them. If you do have to many hatch and they are all over each other and rolling the eggs around I have gotten a water bottle with hot water in it and really fast not. Open it up an grab the chicks than spray in there to keep the moisture up. Does that make since...
Than with your water make sure you have rocks or marbles in it so the chicks dont fall alseep in it and you know
I also put food in a jar lid thats low so they get use to it. ( with that it goes on a paper towel and I put some food on it and show it to the chicks.) You also have to show the water to each one of them.
Let me know if you need any more help.. Its really easy..
What I'm worried about is the show on Sat. I'm hoping they all be out and in the brooder with water and food so I can go as planned. If not, I'm gonna have to con my neighbor into watching over them, and teach her what I know.
So about how long after hatch before they are up on their feet? My neighbor is a bit squeamish, I hope she can handle it!