What is the hardest thing you have ever hatched?

[Evelle]

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hahahahahaha TELL ME ABOUT IT I COMPLEATLY AGREE!!!!!!

 

[Illia]

Why are Silkies on the list and no LF choices but "other" ?



Araucanas are the hardest for me. No experience in a lot of what is listed, but keeping fertility, keeping from going broody, keeping a good rate when breeding tufted x tufted, and keeping the small chicks eating well when competing with bigger chicks isn't the easiest.

 

[Illia]

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Wow.

 

[yinepu]

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i think muscovies are pretty easy to incubate and hatch.. even with shipped eggs I have had pretty good hatch rates on them
they just have a few special requirements that you need to meet in order to have them hatch out ok

 

[weimarmama]

It's definitely peafowl for me. I only got one to hatch out of two different tries and six eggs in all.

 

[mstricer]

Marans

 

[CCourson05]

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It was swiftly generated, and I alloted the Other section for things that I couldn't think of.... I have heard some bad things of Araucanas though... *shudder*

 

[misslady]

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hahahahahaha TELL ME ABOUT IT I COMPLEATLY AGREE!!!!!!

Agreed!

 

[CCourson05]

Lol. Well that didn't hatch. It was birthed. Much more painful for the parents

 

[Dingo]

I've hatched ducks, budgies, and turtles. By far the hardest and most labor intesive was the 49 days of rolling 10x a day with the emus, though they were fun after they hatched until they had to be put down from LSD. Turtles are the easiest, put em in a tupperware container on top of the fridge and forget them for 2 months.