It's been a minute since I've been able to update around here. Had a rough winter here with losing King and then sadly lost Kong a few weeks ago. These are the last pics taken of him just before his passing.
I run my incubators in rooms that are mid to upper 60's with no issues. Some advice I can give is to avoid high fluctuations in Temps, keeping bators away from windows with sun hitting that will add heat throwing your reading off. Get a good external temp/ hydrogometer and calibrate to monitor...
Latest update... 8 BCMs, 8 Olive Eggers (Kong x Christy), and 5 Fibros... 4 are Ayam Cemani x (Ameracauna x EE) and 1 Ayam Cemani x EE.
Haven't pulled them out yet as I'm still waiting on a couple Fibros and a bunch of BCM eggs... but managed to snap a couple crappy pics of the OEs and Fibros...
Thank you for that explanation.
In your experience with your old line, was there any noticeable change as they grew out as far as feathering?
I've always been fascinated with how hatchdown relates to adult feathering as they grow... I've had quite a few chicks hatch that were darker than the...
First hatch of 2026...
58 BCMs eggs along with Olive Eggers, Marsbars, and Fibro eggers.
No BBS Silvers this round, egg weight is a little on the low side still.