A wind egg! Awesome. We save them as curiosities; they're just so alarmingly tiny. If she starts producing normal eggs before three weeks is up, they may still have rooster in them - we incubated serama eggs from a rooster who went to a new home (new rooster of a different color went in with the hens) and they were still his for well over two weeks. They didn't switch over to the new dad for a long time.
A wind egg! Awesome. We save them as curiosities; they're just so alarmingly tiny. If she starts producing normal eggs before three weeks is up, they may still have rooster in them - we incubated serama eggs from a rooster who went to a new home (new rooster of a different color went in with the hens) and they were still his for well over two weeks. They didn't switch over to the new dad for a long time.
ReplyDeleteRooster sperm can live inside the female's oviduct for at least ten days. I am proud of her too; great job Ms. Betsy.
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Tiiiiiny! How cute ^_^
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ReplyDeleteGo Betsy! :)
That is awesome! So teeny!
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