From Egg to Chicken (Pt 4) Hatching and Brooder 

Ha ha! As is always the way :) Had I not of been filming, I probably would have jumped in. I was tempted to, but couldn't believe how low the hatch rate was from this incubator. I wish Quasimoto the best for the future (what a great name)!

I've noticed this to. However, I don't think it makes a difference. When eggs get to that stage, they do tend to roll, until they settle at one point. This is due to a drop in the air sack. So if you put the egg on a surface, it would roll and always end up at the same point. When the chicks start their rampage, the eggs will be moved and jostled around. But will always try to end up in that position. If the chick is strong enough, it should be able to pip and come out the egg. We have seen pips start in the bottom, sides and top. The other thing to remember, is that the chicks will move the eggs more than once. So if they have been put an egg upside down, there is a high chance the chicks will roll them back again.

Thank You :)

Thank You :)

Thank You. We're still trying with the chick and will update that in next weeks video 'Caring for chicks'. There is a difference for duck eggs, of about a week for hatching. I thought I had removed all the duck eggs (we only have 1 laying duck), but will re-watch the video and see.

No, I got it at a local poultry auction.

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don't turn them to tacos

lol yea

No. Unless it’s a survival situation...

Sideways kiwi Kick I do not understand your Answer please elaborate more

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