and the wait begins

and the wait begins

Postby Unforgiven » Mon Feb 06, 2012 12:58 pm

My female corn had her pre lay shed 2 days ago, so now I wait for her to drop :D
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Re: and the wait begins

Postby kinghero » Mon Feb 06, 2012 1:02 pm

Good luck.
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Re: and the wait begins

Postby Unforgiven » Mon Feb 13, 2012 2:47 pm

Just got a call, my corn is busy laying her eggs:D!

So when I go home tonight I will have a look and see how well everything went n take pics to put up tomorrow:)
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Re: and the wait begins

Postby Chantel » Mon Feb 13, 2012 3:59 pm

How exciting! Hope all goes smoothly :D
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Re: and the wait begins

Postby Unforgiven » Mon Feb 13, 2012 4:24 pm

I hope so too, her prelay shed was quite a while ago, more than 10 days (i think 16 if I remember correctly) and that was making me worry that there wereimplications of some sort

I really have no idea as what to expect from the pair though

I the female is a silverqueen(which Im told is recessive) but I have no idea if its het for anything.

As for my male I always thought he was a normal corn until I saw more normals and he is too stripy and has a very nice orange to call him a "plain" normal. So I also dont know if hes het for anything

But if he is a plain corn and she is a plain silverqueen I'll probably get normal het silverqueen?

Cant wait to see either way
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Re: and the wait begins

Postby Unforgiven » Tue Feb 14, 2012 11:37 am

as promise heres what they look like

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There are 16 in total and all look good and healthy(i assume because I have no experience)the one on the side has a brown spot but otherwise looks good

I got home a bit late and so the eggs were stuck vas to each other, i have far too little expereince to use a blad to seperate them so is it cool if i leave them stuck to each other? thats what would happen in nature after all...

and I will be getting some vermiculite today as the previous batch i had was rubbish
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Re: and the wait begins

Postby michael » Tue Feb 14, 2012 2:15 pm

Looking good. Don’t try separate the eggs, just get them into moist (not wet) vermiculite as soon as possible. Have you got an incubator of some sort set up?
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Re: and the wait begins

Postby Unforgiven » Tue Feb 14, 2012 3:17 pm

I was thinking of converting an old fridge
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