I might! Let’s keep fingers crossed! All I know is that this baby sleeps face first in the shavings. First time I saw it I thought that chick died and I’d have to call you and tell you, until I said its name and it hopped up!You might get lucky on that one, and John might really be a Joan.
O M G a whole bowl of fluff! How cuuuteee! I wonder if we can do that out here or if it will end up not hot enough during monsoon season..
Maybe you shouldn't try doing that during the monsoon season, nor in our real hot summer temp's. I don't think that the egg's would take kindly to temp's of 116-F.
So dang true. It would have to be around our first truly steady heat time. It just depends on how hot it was where the eggs were hatched in that video cause then we can get an idea what the ideal heat would be outside in the ambient air.
I have 2 white silkie hens hatching out about 12 mixed bantam and silkie eggs. My roosters are a beautiful buff/orange silkie and a beautiful colorful(not sure the type)bantam. Cant wait to see the colors I get!
The two girls REALLY don 't like him though, so he's becoming a lap pet.
He’s really really handsome I mean really handsome!I certainly did! In my new home I'm starting a new flock, so far, I have two pullets and one (accidental!) roo, who is the prettiest banty cochin I've ever seen! Black & brown & white, my book calls the color "spangled" and my mom calls it "calico". It's not an officially recognized color, but he sure is pretty!
