Day 60?????????? when is the last day i should cut?

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Originally Posted by seeya205

It is easier to keep a consistent humidity in the tub when it is covered and easier for the eggs to absorb the moisture! Also the medium will not dry out! You need to get a bigger tub just in case you need more space. We only learn by our mistakes! Good luck with future clutches!

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LOL.. my whole incubator is smaller than most of your guys egg tubs!
I never had to add any water, there was no place for it to go.
The sides (and glass front were constantly covered in humidity.

OMG I think its a miracle! I dropped a couple drops of water in each egg and im vertain there was movement in at least 4 of them! INCLUDING that little PREMIE CINNY that I presumed had passed!!!
OHH. I am praying that little guy is tough, and can make it!.

I am on an hourly watch since today is day 65! AND i DID SEE MOVEMENT!

camera is ready just in case a miracle happens.

good luck...

Chad

If you have been opening the bator alot could be drying them out. also the temp would be lower for awhile. I bet they come out fine for you.

Rick

Oh, that would be so AWESOME if they made it, crossing fingers and toes here :):):)

I would keep adding water, the eggs on top and that open one look very very dry. Also, I would cut each egg a bit, they might be to tough for the hatchlings to cut through themselves...

Good luck :)

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Originally Posted by paingod

LOL.. my whole incubator is smaller than most of your guys egg tubs!
I never had to add any water, there was no place for it to go.
The sides (and glass front were constantly covered in humidity.

OMG I think its a miracle! I dropped a couple drops of water in each egg and im vertain there was movement in at least 4 of them! INCLUDING that little PREMIE CINNY that I presumed had passed!!!
OHH. I am praying that little guy is tough, and can make it!.

I am on an hourly watch since today is day 65! AND i DID SEE MOVEMENT!

camera is ready just in case a miracle happens.

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That's great! Just don't let the insides of the eggs dry out and your babies should be okay. :) It may take them a little longer to absorb their yolk and leave their eggs but patience pays off.

Mine took a long time too. We cut at day 60 and they didn't come out until a week later. And, we didn't see much movement either. Just keep adding lukewarm water. I put a bottle of saline solution I had inside the bator and used that to add water into the eggs everyday. You can just put a small bottle of water in your bator if you can fit it and use that water to put a little bit in each egg daily.

Good luck! We're pulling for ya!

Is there any update on this clutch? Could we get some new pictures?

Its an Absolute MIRACLE!:bow:

The little cinny I posted earlier as "dead" is NOT DEAD!!!!!:taz:

He is out of the egg!!! as of today 5 (including the runt) have left the eggs after I watered Them the last 2 days!!!

Ill post new pics tomorrow when I check the last 2 eggs, they are very interesting babies...

I guess some times you have to water these little brussel sprouts to get them to grow!

Right on! Always good to hear something like this.:gj:

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Originally Posted by paingod

Its an Absolute MIRACLE!:bow:

The little cinny I posted earlier as "dead" is NOT DEAD!!!!!:taz:

He is out of the egg!!! as of today 5 (including the runt) have left the eggs after I watered Them the last 2 days!!!

Ill post new pics tomorrow when I check the last 2 eggs, they are very interesting babies...

I guess some times you have to water these little brussel sprouts to get them to grow!

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LOL

So glad to hear they're doing well for you!! Can't wait to see more pics!!