positioning incubating eggs

  1. A

    Using the saddle shaped air cells to my advantage?

    Hello all! In the past 19 days I’ve been incubating my first batch of duck eggs 6 khaki Campbell eggs that were shipped to me. They can in as decent condition as you can expect. Unfortunately they did have large saddle air cells so I kept the humidity higher to keep them from getting bigger. Now...
    • Apartmentduck
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    • assist a hatch hatch position hatching advice help ! high humidity pipping positioning incubating eggs saddle air cell small air cell
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    • Forum: Incubating & Hatching Eggs
  2. blackandtan

    Assisted hatching help! day 22

    Hello all, Hoping someone can advise me on my next steps here: I’ve got six eggs left in the incubator, two each marans, ameraucana and chantecler, and I can’t really see through the shells very well. I can see that the air cells are drawn down, I stopped turning day 18, temp 37-37.5, rh 65-70...
  3. P

    New to hatching and need help as to position in lock down thanks!

    I have a little serama egg which is on day 18 and going into lockdown but the air sac is a bit wonky and want to know if I have any chance of this hatching by itself and if the position of it is ok in the incubator. I have a two week old baby waiting for a sibling.... Thanks in advance.
  4. crycat

    In need of advise for incubating goose eggs with irregular air cells- nearing time for lock down.

    I am incubating goose eggs shipped from three different sources. One batch has developed very large, saddle shaped air cells and one egg from another batch has a worryingly small air cell. They are in the same incubator and nearing the lock-down period. Attempts to shrink the large air cells...
    • crycat
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    • hatching goose eggs incubating goose eggs positioning incubating eggs saddle air cell small air cell
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Incubating & Hatching Eggs
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