So far nothing ;-( I think I found the problem and this might be a dead deal on this one. I looked this morning and seen no pips at all, so I tossed in thermometer from the brooder to see what it says it is showing 6 degrees lower then my thermometer in the incubator. So I think I’ve been running a lower temp then I thought I was.How was your hatch??
I have 2 that have externally pipped. I know I’ll be waking up to at least 2 chicks tomorrow morning
Most places around here we’re doing a very limited schedule and getting an appointment was crazy mad, so we just waited. His normal groomer is open but I think she bumped her head during the quarantine. Wife called to get an appointment and she now wants you to bring the dog in and she wants to run blood work, fecal matter tests and other things before grooming any dog again. I politely told her I would find a new groomer.
I haven’t given up I’m letting run a little warmer then I was and keeping humidity at around 55, and letting them have some time.Oh no! Sorry to hear that. But if it’s lower then there’s a chance they are alive. Usually if it’s too hot that’s when they’ll die for sure then again my last batch got to 108 degrees F for less than 12 hrs and I still had a 100% hatch rate.
This one, 3 eggs stopped developing and I think it was due to low temps when taking them to the broody. But so far these remaining 9 are doing well hopefully
Hmm probably a good point I’ll bump it up before bed
if not I probably would have been freeloading off my parents. 10+ years later, I’m a stay at home mom plus full time college student.
That’s cool to live in different parts growing up. Different perspectives. I only moved out cuz I joined the military
I guess...