Quote Originally Posted by gafaled View Post
Hi people,

I´m living in the southern hemisphere, the End of Breeding Season is near.

My first clutch (7 eggs) is at day 52. The average temperature was 88.2 F, but now the eggs are dent or collapsed and the temperature into egg container is 89.2 F.

I have a question, generally the "babies" start pip at the day 53-55, if this not happend I need cut eggs for pip assistance?

Thank a lot.

Gabriel

-|Sorry for my English I´m learning.|-
My advice would be, that if you incubated at that temperature, it is quite possible that your eggs might go to the 58-60 day range. I wouls wait until at least day 58 before debating cutting. As for the increase in temperatures, all eggs do that in their last week of incubation. It has to do with the eggs releasing water ( the reason why they dimple in). It sounds ;like you are in the right track to have some pipplings in aout a week.

Congrats,