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Yes, newly hatched chicks are best kept in the incubator until they are fluffy and fully dry. They will keep hydrated and "fed" by the yolk absorbed during this time. Congratulations on the hatch! :weee

Good Morning! Meet Sabrina

Successfully removed all but one egg- I cracked it while trying to twist it out. Of the ones that were removed, 2 of them had a slight groove where they had settled in the tray. It's the strangest thing. They were received by mail and sat for about a day and a half before they were placed in the...

Day 9.

I tried warm water, Dawn soap, olive oil- nothing helped. I ended up cracking one while trying to twist it loose. What a mess that was to clean up. A piece of the shell was stuck to the turner like it was crazy glued! I've decided to leave the alone until the next candling and I will move the...

I'm at work- the day is just dragging! Someone suggested Dawn dish soap on a Qtip, I'm going to try it when I get home. I'll snap a pic then.

Thank you! I hadn't thought of that. I'm off to work and Hubby will pick up when he gets home this afternoon. Thanks again, PJ

I just realized that I posted this in the "geese" thread, sorry. I have misted the eggs with warm water and taken a wet q-tip and tries to get some moisture right where they are touching on the try. One came loose so far. I guess I'll just keep working on them periodically until I get them all...

Help! My eggs are stuck! Six of my 12 White Leghorn eggs are stuck in the turning tray. I was candling the assorted eggs that were set on Saturday, but when I got to the Leghorns, some were stuck in the turning tray. I don't see any cracks or anything spilled inside. I can see that the eggs are...