Poultry Talk Ontario (pto.ca)

Hmm that's a tough question. I think some posts and the pics that go along with those posts should be preserved no matter how old the post may be. Oh I just hate reading an old thread with good info but the pics are missing. Lol. I know I should know this but is there anyway to run some sort of filt...

Sweet deal! This took all the guess work out of it for me and eventually I started getting high hatch rates.

No problem! I just took a look at a map to see where exactly Bangladesh is, so your off the coast of the Indian ocean in the middle of Asia. That is really cool! I'm guessing its mostly jungle and the humidity is always high. I wonder what breeds your working with? So you also live where the natural...

Heres the spreadsheets... Incubation notes.

Incubation Notes

I also just noticed you said 80% room humidity. Wow thats high and could be a problem. Try no water in the incubator at all. When the chick pips the internal membrane its supposed to be air. When the humidity is really high, it gets absorbed into the egg and when the chick makes that internal pip th...

Congrats on the journey, we never stop learning. It took me a while to dial in my incubators for chickens/quail/turkeys which seem to all require the same conditions and I gave up trying ducks because I could never get them to hatch. I found the poultry seem to do best with 45% relative humidity dur...

Heck yeah! After 5 weeks of feeding my quail Masterfeeds 28% turkey/gamebird starter they have started to lay! They are also really big and around a Lb, I haven't weighed them recently but I will once they get moved into there new cage. Also after they get moved I will switch the feed to Masterfeeds...

WOW! A little after 5 weeks our quail have started laying! Already! I think this says alot about masterfeeds 28% turkey/gamebird stater! I weighed a couple of them a week or so ago and they were almost 1 Lb! Gage is eating them for lunch! Sooooo pumped! :beer2: Screenshot_20230724-125008_Gallery.jpg...

Welcome to the club!

And here we have a dozen Khaki Campbell Ducklings!