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ShadesofSable said:
Since everyone else is posting their cute chick pictures, these are the babies I got at TSC last thursday. :) Acorn! Has been ID'd as a silver duck-wing old english game bird bantam. Batman! Whose breed is still a mystery. (current suggestion have been cochin, langshan, or maran. Pretty sure she's a bantam though.) Choco and Boco. I'm PRETTY sure these are silkies. I think they're going to be white, or another very light color. CZ (cubic zirconia), Diamond, and Topaz, which are my silver laced wyondattes. And finally, the three Rhode Island Reds! Peppercorn, Teriyaki, and Medium Spicy. So far everyone seems really happy and healthy!
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So cute!
 
CliffB said:
Little girl is getting bigger and starting to be accepted by the big girls.






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I love it when they blend together without issues. I've truly been so lucky with that with the only exception being a rooster that grew into a problem with in the flock…major aggressive to the point of killing one hen outright, breaking another's leg causing me to have to put her down and crazy scaring another that refused to come out of hiding…until he um mysteriously disappeared. The scared girl came out there was a New Orleans style funeral for their lost girlfriends and then they partied.
 
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Ok so I see all theses chicks and the fever hit me so I go get my bater down and clean it up I will be hatching Marans with some mixed breeds its a small Hova-bater it will hold 42 eggs what do I need the temp and humid to be for the best hatch I've only tried this twice frost time was ok last not good If yall don't mind helping please pm me so I can fill this info away thanks
 
Reading of and seeing more and more about Marans doing better with lower humidity during incubation. I've personally had better luck running them drier, too.
 
GAMarans said:
Robo ... you do realize that I'll still be up when you get here, right?
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I'm no expert, but that sounds similar to a threat to me.
GAMarans said:
Reading of and seeing more and more about Marans doing better with lower humidity during incubation. I've personally had better luck running them drier, too.
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I run my incubator very dry and didn't do too shabby with them. Way better than last time I hatched them-- or, rather didn't.
 

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