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Mine took around 3 days to get up. If she's not up by morning up her protein like everyone else said, she needs to get up and get the babies food too. They only have enough yolk for a day or 2, then they need to eat and drink. You may need to take them and brood them, for them and momma.

:yuckyuck I think it's 24 posts until exploring the pasture

How recently did she hatch them? Mine always go into sort of a trance when they are hatching, and won't move for anything for a day or two. I think it's their version of "lockdown". Make sure she has food and water where she can reach it from the nest. Is her comb very pale, and has it been or...

:lol: I figured that's what happened, but I thought maybe it helped the air cells somehow and I better ask to make sure, lol.

Yes! Only, can we add a duckie in there somewhere? And that cute pig huggy smiley? :hide

Yep. It was bad enough when I started with chickens, then more chickens, then ducks, a turkey, quail, and I've got goose eggs in the incubator. I just got rabbit's a month ago, I'm trying really really hard not to look at all the cute goats and sheep.

:welcome There's a ton of helpful people on here in the rabbit section. :)

:welcome I think I need to stay away from this board. I keep seeing more and more I want....

Aren't they supposed to be big end up? I have them mostly uppright, big end up. They rested for a day before I put them in, and I only started turning them today, and just quarter turns. :)

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:welcome from Missouri! :frow

Hi all. I am on day 4 or 5 of incubating my goose eggs. Can't remember for sure, I'd have to look at my posts on byc to remember what day I set them and can't do that. :he Anyhow, they are shipped eggs with awful air cells and I don't have much hope for them, although I think I may see veining...

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