Miss Lydia
Loving the herd life
Might be one and the same. 
Duck Chat withdrawal ....
- Thread starter chickens really
- Start date
My eggs are shakin'. Well, they started moving around 23rd day of incubation, since then I placed some plastic net below them because when they hatch they will not be happy if they get stuck into one of the holes.
With that mesh under them, eggs no longer move. I hope they are still alive and kicking.
Each have different air cell size, one of them needs to loose A LOT of moisture, so I'm trying to keep the humidity low. Eggs are losing water and I see humidity rise from 40% to 50ish% in an hour. I monitor them for internal pip and there doesn't seem to be any action just yet. They should hatch in 2 days (it's 26th day of incubation). Eggs are not moving and I have stopped turning them yesterday.
I really hope all goes well!
PS: in fact, during the last day the air sack on the most problematic egg almost doubled! Now it's somewhere around 21 days mark. Would that be enough for successful hatching or should I wait some more with increasing humidity?
With that mesh under them, eggs no longer move. I hope they are still alive and kicking.
Each have different air cell size, one of them needs to loose A LOT of moisture, so I'm trying to keep the humidity low. Eggs are losing water and I see humidity rise from 40% to 50ish% in an hour. I monitor them for internal pip and there doesn't seem to be any action just yet. They should hatch in 2 days (it's 26th day of incubation). Eggs are not moving and I have stopped turning them yesterday.
I really hope all goes well!
PS: in fact, during the last day the air sack on the most problematic egg almost doubled! Now it's somewhere around 21 days mark. Would that be enough for successful hatching or should I wait some more with increasing humidity?
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Turtle Rock Farm
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Yes, I know, operating the TV remote is SO hard to do...I am 99% sure the reason you will not see it is because he cares so much for you...
It is just too hard for a woman to do all the things a husband does, most on it is highly technical, even though to the untrained eye it may not appear so.
By not trading duties he is saving you from the embarrassment of failure you would most likely experience trying to do his duties.....
Just enjoy a happy mothers day and be glad he does not trade..
The rest of you Females Enjoy a Happy Mothers Day also...
See and some of you thought I was just an expert on what to do with dux... I am also a marriage counsler....
X2!! I say they owe us a few coops for that.HAPPY MOTHERS DAY ALL!!!
That's one thing we can do men can't, and I'm sure they are darn glad they can't too! I say I gave birth...therefore he can do the rest of the hard stuff right ladies!
Crazybirdlady2
Chillin' with the herd
X3!
Miss Lydia
Loving the herd life
Miss Lydia
Loving the herd life
@ducktown 
go duckies go!!!
go duckies go!!!
Duluthralphie
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It is really not all that hard, it is just beyond your and most others of your sex to comprehend...Thus the warning on all remotes " Not for use by Women".
Turtle Rock Farm
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I need pics of this warning. I haven't ever seen it before.It is really not all that hard, it is just beyond your and most others of your sex to comprehend...Thus the warning on all remotes " Not for use by Women".
Shawluvsbirds
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Bills Vs Beaks
Loving the herd life
Thats brilliant 
