poke them until they get pissed and move out. JK Ryan.



First, congrats!



It depends on the type of incubator. Are the heating elements exposed? That is, can the babies burn themselves? If so, find something else. Is there a chance they could get lodged in the grate of the incubator? If not, you could just lower the temps in leave them there if absolutely necessary. Do you have a nursery setup? If so, put them in there with damp paper towels - egg and all. It would really be nice to have someone there to monitor them and mist if necessary. If you can't be there, it might be better to use wax paper as a substrate so they (yoke sack remnants) don't stick to the substrate.



Good luck!
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Jay A. Martin

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• I cut my eggs, now what? - bloodycats, Thu May 26 00:58:17 2005
• You can take the Ryan approach and - jmartin104, Thu May 26 07:44:23 2005
• Haha, that's funny. - RyanT, Thu May 26 08:17:05 2005
• Thanks, guys. - bloodycats, Thu May 26 09:11:39 2005
• Becareful if - jmartin104, Thu May 26 13:57:45 2005