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  • Nov 28, 2012, 03:10 AM
    tickle
    Yes, they can go to 27 or 28 days, but not passed that. Have to be kept warm and moist at all times. I guess you know all of that though. I don't handling a lot is a good idea.

    I hope you aren't candling it to see how it is doing. The flame would be too hot.
  • Nov 28, 2012, 01:23 PM
    vannarea
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by tickle View Post
    Yes, they can go to 27 or 28 days, but not passed that. Have to be kept warm and moist at all times. I guess you know all of that though. i dont handling a lot is a good idea.

    I hope you arent candling it to see how it is doing. The flame would be too hot.

    So do I need to turn it again or leave it alone I haven't turned it in 2 days. When it hatches I have a pen that takes up half my room for it and I was wondering if I can put hay in the bottom of the pen or will it bother the baby
  • Nov 28, 2012, 01:42 PM
    tickle
    No hay.

    But and a big but, duckling may not survive unless it is with others of its own kind. How do you plan on dealing with that issue ?

    Yes, turn it, keep warm and moist. You could spray with warm water.
  • Nov 28, 2012, 03:36 PM
    vannarea
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by tickle View Post
    No hay.

    But and a big but, duckling may not survive unless it is with others of its own kind. How do you plan on dealing with that issue ?

    Yes, turn it, keep warm and moist. You could spray with warm water.

    Why wouldn't it survive we didn't ever discuse that. The incubator I have needs water in the bottom and it evaporats on the eggs do I still need to spray it
  • Nov 28, 2012, 03:59 PM
    tickle
    I didn't know, or forgot that you had bought an incubator.

    Use your common sense; how can an animal that small survive without interaction and learning from siblings. That is how they learn; how are you going to show it how to eat and interact with its kind. I thought you knew this.

    Next time incubate 7 or 8 or even l0 duck eggs and have them hatch all at once and you will see what I mean eventually.

    They have inherent memory, all animals do, collective memory, but you are dealing with ONE duck.
  • Nov 30, 2012, 07:46 AM
    lealoo123
    Try okacast's shop
  • Nov 30, 2012, 07:56 AM
    tickle
    Okacast shop for what, lealoo ? What exactly are you referring to ?

    I don't see anything on the net vavguely like the spelling.
  • Nov 30, 2012, 11:47 AM
    vannarea
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by lealoo123 View Post
    try okacast's shop

    Is this an answer to one of my questions or to one of tickles replys.
    Is it a web site or a actual shop
  • Nov 30, 2012, 12:49 PM
    tickle
    I would like to know too. Probably someone who hasn't read this whole thread of ours.
  • Dec 2, 2012, 09:18 PM
    vannarea
    My cat figured out how to turn my incubator temp down. It was 80 for a few hours before I found out. The one closer to hatching died so I'm worried about the others but they seem to still be growing. Will keep you posted about other eggs.

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