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05-06-11, 09:21 PM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
Why would you want to lower it beyond 41%?? You want it higher and when they are a few days from hatch ( I know you probablly don't know when they are due to hatch) you want to raise it to around 80% to ease their exit.
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05-06-11, 09:22 PM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
Website im using says to maintain 30% (misting 2-3 times a day) then up it to 85% when they start to pip
Quick question, with snake eggs you can cut the shell early and watch development if you are careful not to contaminate the contents, can the same be done with duck eggs?
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05-06-11, 09:29 PM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
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05-06-11, 09:35 PM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
Constructive criticism is constructive criticism, cant see a reason to complain about it.
Thanks gona up it to 50%, I'm not sure how old the eggs are but i saw the spot the nest was on 10 days ago and it was just gravel (i sat about 2 feet away taking a picture of a friend)
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05-06-11, 10:05 PM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
a lot goes into duck eggs. used to own ducks growing up. hobavator makes incubators with turners, but you're looking at $100. and, it might be too late to save them, by the time you order and get the bator. might be best to stick em in the fridge and have some nice breakfast tomorrow. seriously. duck eggs are good eats. don't mean to offend anyone. lots of people eat duck eggs.
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05-06-11, 10:10 PM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
They would already be in my belly if my family didn't get wind of it and beg to see chicks:P gona hope the incubator works, sitting at 98 degrees with 47% humidity
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05-06-11, 11:19 PM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
Sounds perfect
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05-07-11, 02:51 AM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
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Originally Posted by Shmoges
Time to kill a cat imo.
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jeeze! lol
can't punish a natural hunter for hunting.
LETS KILL ALL THE LIONS, THEY ARE EATING THE GAZELLE! lol 
i'm all for preventing that kind of thing, but if it happens, you can't really punish it. it'd be like me punishing my dog for CONSTANTLY bringing me things for her to fetch ALL day, it's bred into her lol.
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05-07-11, 03:10 AM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
You cant but you make the best of a bad situation, cat kills nesting duck, im trying to save the eggs since i cant eat them without family freaking
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05-07-11, 03:17 AM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
indeed, i would probably do exactly the same.
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05-07-11, 08:54 AM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
If it works out, am i going to need to teach them to fly etc? I can imagine me in a chicken suite running down the streets flappin' my arms.
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05-07-11, 10:05 AM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
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05-07-11, 10:30 AM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
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heheh thats what i was thinking when i read the post :P my old cat used to bring me home all sorts of "gifts" somtimes you could tell it was and old meal she had been saving for a few days and decided what was left was perefect for me, maggots and all lol i miss having a cat around i hope this all works out, im with your fammily on this one, cant wait to see some little duckies.
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05-07-11, 12:31 PM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
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I would never rob you guys of that experience:P
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05-07-11, 12:33 PM
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Re: Need help with Duck eggs.
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Originally Posted by Freebody
heheh thats what i was thinking when i read the post :P my old cat used to bring me home all sorts of "gifts" somtimes you could tell it was and old meal she had been saving for a few days and decided what was left was perefect for me, maggots and all lol i miss having a cat around i hope this all works out, im with your fammily on this one, cant wait to see some little duckies. |
I see baby ducks all the time and i got hit by lots of goose mommy's defending babies that i never got the opportunity to see:P The area i live in is covered in baby ducks and geese in the spring, about 2 weeks from not ill take pics.
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