Harlequin Rip 8 Crack ((FULL)) 21

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Harlequin Rip 8 Crack ((FULL)) 21

Harlequin Rip 8 Crack 21

Hi Mom,
I have a review question; I am not new to duck shells but have never had them crack before. I know I have provided a lot of detail, but at this point I am not going to ask another question. I just have to know. Today I checked them, they looked good to me, and if I was going to put them on my back porch as they have cracked a little bit, would I take them off the shell and put them directly on my porch or in a paper bag to keep the humidty level down for them? Thanks.

I need to do some comparative thinking between my mallards and Harlequin Rip8. I think I will purchase the domestic mallards, which will hatch in 14 days, to be compared to the Harlequin Rip8 which hatch in 21 days, knowing that the WH is doing it on night shift and the temperature will be about 10 degrees lower.

1) Do I really need to buy and incubate the domestic mallards just so I can compare the hatch? I can keep up with the temperature myself, as can the WH. 2) If I incubate the mallards, will I be able to compare the hatch with the Harlequin Rip8 due to the temperature difference? I read online that some of the mallards have been intentionally decreased in their weight, which I am doing, to facilitate pecking through the shell.

hi,
i am so excited! i have an incubator set at 68% rh and it has been going just fine, but i just noticed a couple of cracking eggs and i am not sure what to do! the ones with the cracks are the same size and shape as the other eggs, and they are located towards the narrow end of the incubator. i am so worried that they will be unable to zip when they hatch. any thoughts?

i have 5 welsh harlequin eggs that are on day 27 today. at the very end of day 25 i noticed one duckling had begun to hatch. the duckling only had a tiny slit in his membrane and after 12 hours had still not made any more progress or made any noise. i decided to make the hole in the membrane slightly bigger but i can still see many blood vessels (he didnt bleed at all when i messed with it). his membrane keeps getting very dry even though the humidity in the incubator is at 80. i keep putting warm water and coconut oil on the membrane but he still hasnt made any more progress even though its been close to 26 hours. im going to leave him and hope he will absorb everything but how long can he remain in the egg is there something else i can do for him he seems to be getting weaker.
i have a question, i was watching a youtube video of a hen hatching her eggs and one egg cracked. the white of the egg changed from clear to yellowish brown. that same day it incubated, the next day the hen hatched the chick and it started cheeping? the next day i did a video of the egg, and it had cracked open. what happened?
i just got my ducklings last night. i was a little bit worried when i saw that the three of them didnt fit in the same cup. but they are perfect now. i live in an apartment and have a small terracota floor. the two ducks that i bought were in a baltic goose egg and the baltic goose in one had a cracked shell. so when i did the incubation, i cracked the bigger egg and used the crack as a difference of the other egg. but i still tried to put those two together in the cup. thats why the two eggs are a little bit different size and shape. since i bought them, i gave them enough food, with plenty of egg yolk, but i didnt know any thing else. so i wanted to know if i had to give them food, just because they cant handle different foods. and i was a little bit concerned that they wouldnt eat from the shared food that i cooked for them. it would have been great to have a good advice or some best practice to provide to them the first day. i know i should feed them, but i dont know anything about their feedings and food. sorry for not giving much information about myself. so my question is about the feedings. i want to know what they need in first days. also, i want to know what they should eat in first five days. thanks a lot.
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