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Date Posted: Friday, April 20, 11:00:37pm
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Jim
Author Host/IP: 254.sub-75-214-23.myvzw.com / 75.214.23.254
Subject: Re: Hey Jim!
In reply to: Sinbad 's message, "Hey Jim!" on Thursday, April 19, 12:18:42pm

Sinbad!!! HEY!!! Long time no see.
They are doing good I think, hahahaha......those darn thick shells there's no hope of candling. From what a lot of breeders told me, they will start to smell if they are going bad. I have smelled each one and so far no bad odors. So if they aren't fertile and growing, they are at least not stinking up the place.....I had call duck eggs totally stinking up the whole house....it was awful!
The Emu are due in about two more weeks, so we shall see what happens.
I also just recently switched over to the dry incubation method....WOW I am getting excellent hatches and no goopy mess and chicks that get stuck in the eggs. It's great!

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