Recent content by Hysteria

So sorry to hear about your allergies. I had similar allergies to outdoors, but it has been cured out permanently, how? With a 3 month herbal tea cure . My allergies came from my kidneys ( most allergies does…) Drinking enough water sometimes it’s not enough; needs a bit more; and here comes...

I don’t wear mask ever. Trust The Lord, and till now didn’t got any sickess. I keep my birds healty. Enjoing the freedom to breathe ( till I can)

I mix well the poop with saw dust. Works excellent.

I never wear mask even despite serving in Japan. It’s not enough air for my lungs.Never got any disease from my birds/coop/droppings, what I compost right away every morning. During Covid also I didn’t wore mask even (some) Japanes people were piercing me with their look under their double...

Yes, and used as well. The good feature is constant water supply; from lockdown day no need to open the hatcher just enjoy the births. Con: a bit loud; can’t be kept in bedroom; Changed the sexes of the chicken breed; what do I mean? Well: I used local Japanese breed “ gotou 33” red hens and...

My native tongue is Hungarian; living and serving in Japan as a Christian missionary and pastor. My “English” is terrible I know. Thanks for your kind correction.

Miracle happend!!: The white rooster ( I thought it was a he) after much crowling, suddenly laid an egg….. A crowling hen… I live in a very strict policy neigborhood in Japan. After the first red rooster was taken away, the second hen like one, unbelivingly in about a week dramatically...

Thank you very much!!!

Really apreciate!! Thank you!

Had similar experiences regarding low hatching rate; but at least I enjoy more the very few ones who hatched succsessfully.

Well from two attemps: first 4 eggs in a small simple incubator; got 2 succsessful births of 4; both roosters who died because of poorly mounted heating lamp( by me…) what did fry them ( was devastated); second attempt with a different cheap Chinese hatcher “ fully automated” from 7 eggs 3...

I’m wondering what is the reason that only roosters get born in a small home incubator/hatcher? Temperatures/humidity/motions all decent. Successful births, but always all are roosters and not one hen. Has to be a reason. Does anybody have wisdom on this? Appreciate!

The result : " stool test Inspection date: September 7, 23 rooster-chan ( means cute little rooster) Properties Hardness: Abnormal Odor: Abnormal Color tone: normal/ abnormal ( abnormal) direct method Bacterial balance: normal /abnormal ( abnormal) Protozoa: absent...

Thank you! AlsoWikipedia says https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coccidiosis " Diagnosis and treatment Edit Coccidiosis can be diagnosed by finding oocysts in fecal smears. In early stages of the disease, there may be very few oocysts being shed, and a negative test does not rule out the disease...

The coccidosis it's likely to kill the rooster before he can have the chance to do his first crowing:-(