oh no. So sorry this keeps happening. how frustrating!Ok guys, horrible news, as usual. (as far as hatching these cemanis)
Out of 19 set, ONE has veining. Not a typo, one.
This has been an ongoing issue over the last almost year, but only with this flock. I have enlisted the help of some developmental experts; hopefully I will get some guidance.
Sorry
same
thankfully most chicken people still have their sense of humor.I realize Fluffy knows I'm kidding, just wanted everyone else to know that too!
Let’s go lil 16. Hopefully at least one of the others will progress…any updates?Haha, I was waiting for that. It is number 16 - @NorthwoodsChick . This line of cemanis came from great stock and has been cultivated over several years, so I’m lost. But thank you
Oh gosh I am so sorry.Ok guys, horrible news, as usual. (as far as hatching these cemanis
Out of 19 set, ONE has veining. Not a typo, one.
This has been an ongoing issue over the last almost year, but only with this flock. I have enlisted the help of some developmental experts; hopefully I will get some guidance.
Sorry
Always heartbreaking to get started and excited on a hatch only to have little development. 
Nope, that was literally the only one with veining after day 10. I have another incubator full of half Cemani, half mixed that I just candled last night, and all 22 are developing, but it was only day 4.
Us hatching addicts cannot look at an egg without wanting it to become a chick. Especially with a rarer breed.I don’t even know why I put any in the incubators, I have too many chickens already and need to downsize.
Well that’s what it is, exactly!Us hatching addicts cannot look at an egg without wanting it to become a chick. Especially with a rarer breed.
