Noticed Early Internal Pip

[JmzMc]

Would I be right in upping the humidity now and putting into lockdown?

No chirping but lots of wombling!

Day 23 at the moment but they seem further along

 

[Chicken_tiger_catt]

Would I be right in upping the humidity now and putting into lockdown?

No chirping but lots of wombling!

Day 23 at the moment but they seem further along

Do what you think is right.

 

[JmzMc]

Do what you think is right.

Legit my first time doing this but a few videos iv seen of internal pipping is what two of mine look like they're doing

 

[Chicken_tiger_catt]

Legit my first time doing this but a few videos iv seen of internal pipping is what two of mine look like they're doing

How hot is your incubator? If it’s running a bit warm, then they could be internally pipped, and a day ahead of what you thought. If you think lockdown is a good idea, then go ahead. They seem to be ready by what you’ve said.

 

[JmzMc]

37.5 from the get go. They seem fine otherwise, maybe one egg is a day or so behind but it's egg sac is smaller In comparison so hopefully the 65-70% humidity will help it

 

[Chicken_tiger_catt]

37.5 from the get go. They seem fine otherwise, maybe one egg is a day or so behind but it's egg sac is smaller In comparison so hopefully the 65-70% humidity will help it

If you mean the air cell, the humidity increase would make it smaller. I would monitor that egg closely.

 

[SilverBirds]

If it's not chirping it hasn't internally pipped yet. But you can still lockdown early.

 

[JmzMc]

If it's not chirping it hasn't internally pipped yet. But you can still lockdown early.

I think to he safe for the two that have really good air cells, ill just go into lockdown, im prepared to assist the other if need be