Worms?? How to get rid of them?

[FlyingNunFarm]

@dawg53 Thoughts on hatching eggs after using wormer? Didn’t see worms in the eggs.... but poo was moving. Valbazen was given.

I’m curious about hatching the eggs.

 

[dawg53]

@dawg53 Thoughts on hatching eggs after using wormer? Didn’t see worms in the eggs.... but poo was moving. Valbazen was given.

I’m curious about hatching the eggs.

Consider waiting 30 days after last dosing before trying to hatch eggs.

 

[FlyingNunFarm]

Consider waiting 30 days after last dosing before trying to hatch eggs.

Is there reasoning behind that? Birth defects? Low hatchability? I didn't find any studies done.

 

[dawg53]

I used to have a link regarding a low hatchabiity rate. I dont have it in my new laptop and cant find it searching for it. My old laptop had lot of good info bookmarked and it all went bye bye when it died grrrrr. Thirty days rings a bell in my head.
If you want, go ahead and try hatching if you wish and let us know how it turns out.

 

[FlyingNunFarm]

I used to have a link regarding a low hatchabiity rate. I dont have it in my new laptop and cant find it searching for it. My old laptop had lot of good info bookmarked and it all went bye bye when it died grrrrr. Thirty days rings a bell in my head.
If you want, go ahead and try hatching if you wish and let us know how it turns out.

So the birds aren't mine. Due to personal situation of their owner I have been taking care of them. I saw nasty swimming poop and skinny birds so wormer everyone.
To me, live adults is better then having hatching eggs.


And THANK YOU