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Hello, I have a possibly silly question. I've got a young turkey (both she and her "man" are a little under a year) and she started laying 3 or 4 days ago. She is already acting broody, only leaves the nest once or twice a day to eat and go potty. She had about 8 eggs under her, all pinkish...

Well I added the rice, put it in an "eggsy" cup so that it could fit in my turner. It's regulated the humidity down to 45%-55% But I can't get it any lower. ugh

I have a silkie and a showgirl who went broody together and hatched out six chicks between them a week ago. A couple days ago I found a dying chick who had been a late hatch, I figured that she crawled out from under momma and got too cold. There were no physical signs of sickness, she just was...

I was thinking of adding a small cup of rice like you suggested before, I had tried just drying the incubator out (wiping out the extra drops of water in the channels and remove a small 1/2" by 1" sponge under the grate and turner) and getting more air flow into it, but it didn't help much. What...

I am running AC but... it's an old unit, lol. Humidity seems to be (and has read on a gauge I set for kicks and giggles) higher than the garage. I don't really understand it. I'll calibrate my thermometers, thanks!

the secondary thermometer reads between 96-100° depending on if I'm candling or trying to "fix" the humidity. The lowest I've seen it was 90°, the glass rocks in the bottom of then incubator seem to be holding and regulating the heat pretty well. Even when I cracked the lid (put it on caddy...

Thanks so much, I am keeping a close eye on the humidity and now it's at 50-60% I know that's high from some of the posts I've read, but do you think it's dangerously high? I will def keep track off the air cells this time.

Okay, I have never heard of this problem before and I couldn't find anything online to help, I'm hoping someone on here can help. This is my second attempt at incubating eggs. My first was a disaster, I set 42 eggs and 30 made it to lock down (my own eggs, the other 12 were duds, never...

They've got awesome personalities, so I love them no matter what they are. They get along with my three silkie roos, but in my experience silkies get along with everyrhing. Lol Seramas not so much.

Thanks for the info, at least I have an idea of what breed they are. Any idea if they are girls or boys?

Does this pic help? They hate standing still. I got them at a local feed store, people dump birds in their parking lot all the time (very sad) and every once in awhile I'll pop by and rescue some.

Hello, I picked up some silkies about four months ago and I bought 2 (what I thought) were booted serama hens. Well they went from having the smallish serama hen comb to these bright red monster combs that flip over to the side they are so big. Now I have no idea what they are, lol. I was...

The ducks and colored rabbits have been sold.

2 months albino lop ear and flemish/checkered giant cross $20 or 2 for $30 2 months albino lop ear and albino new zealand cross $25 or 2 for $40 Or 1 of each cross for $35 I have baby bunnies for sale, the ones with stars are boys and the one with hearts are girls. We are a small...