SelfSufficientMe
Songster
Hi. Second round hatching duck eggs. 4H project for my son. First time with a hovabator that I borrowed from a school ag department. It has a turner. The eggs are in pointed end down. Two egg cells have formed. One at each end. The smaller end has the larger air cell. The larger end has a small air cell. Is there any way to get rid of the other air cell? Will removing the tuner and laying them on their sides kill them? I have 28 eggs going strong at 14 days. They’re welsh harlequin and welsh/khaki mix. Thanks for any advice. I’m in Florida. Temp at 100 degrees celsius and humidity around 55%. Bottom air cell is ideal size at this point.