Incubating Duck Eggs & DIY Chick Brooder | Supermarket EGGS 🥚
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ธ.ค. 2021
- Hi everyone, in today's video we're incubating duck eggs in our automatic incubator, when they have hatched we'll transport them into our DIY chick brooder.
I'll be showing updates from day 1 in the incubator to various point of incubation and after hatching, all the way to free ranging adults.
I'll talk about the care of our little ducklings and I'll show you their Bath times and more.
Thanks you so much for watching.
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I've raised chickens and ducks for several years now and I'm still amazed at how fast fertilized eggs develop and it's so rewarding to watch them hatch and grow.
A joyful video. Didn't realise this was possible from supermarket eggs
Thank you for watching and commenting, there’s always a chance if they’re free range.
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Yes I hatched 2 chicks from Publix eggs they turned into nice hens who lay chocolate brown eggs 😊
I loved this video. So sweet!!! Thanks
That black swedish is beautiful.
Thank you so much for this. I've been on the fence about buying this incubator but I'm going to take plunge and see how it does with our runner eggs.
WOW....so adorable...thanks so much for sharing Kit..🤗🤗🤗
😊thanks for watching and commenting.
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Howdy Kit!👋 So cool of y'all to share this with us. We had ducks, chickens, and turkeys when I was a kid...takes me back.😀
Y'all have a pretty flock and two really cute fur babies.🙂
Merry Christmas!🙂
Hi Valorie thanks so much, hope you have a great Christmas and new year.😊
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the black duck is amazing!
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WOW!!! That was proper cool :D Thanks for sharing :D
Thank you 😊 and thanks for watching and commenting 🐥🐥🐣
Look at all those chickens
So good to see that , brilliant
Glad you liked it thanks for watching and commenting.
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Did not even realise this was yours till after I watched 🦆🐣🙈 just about to put mine in the incubator, great video 🌿🧡
Thanks mate, good luck 🌱🌱😊🌱🌱🥚
great video. so cute ❤❤
So Beautiful I love the black one that's a special one there all Beautiful 😍
Thanks 😊 we’ve just hatched a clutch of call duck eggs, see my latest video.
Thanks again for watching and for your lovely comments.
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I'm gonna name mine with my nephew. Your black one is cute and he loves he's bath😅
Thank you!! I have been trying to find videos of people using that incubator, the lady I rescued my first 2 ducks from gave it to use, sadly the female passed today so we are hatching her eggs! This video was helpful
Aww that’s sad, I hope you have great success hatching her eggs. Thanks for watching
Thank you for the video. We are about to take the plunge into ducky heaven. Do you have any other advice you can share now that its been a little while?
Hi Kit, that was great , you should hopefully get a couple of good layers out of them, well worth the effort, many thanks for sharing, have a great Christmas and a happy new year, kind regards
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Hi Alan, thanks mate. Hopefully. Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
Merry Christmas & happy new year 🥳
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They will make nice eating birds, I have just put some duck eggs in incubator for eating but will probably keep a few for layers as I love duck eggs 👌🤤
I would think so, they are nice big birds.
Love the video my first lot are due tomrorow! Hoping all goes well, not entirely sure if they're all alive but bought 6 fertilised :)
Hello, I love the video and found it quite helpful. Last month I started finding duck eggs in the sidewalk of my walking path. Two were slightly chipped and little pieces of the shell had been pushed in. The membrane was intact. I've been incubating them in an incubator that rolls them over about 2 rotations every 2 hours. The first one started to develop, but now on day 22, I see no movement. Any suggestions?
Thank you for sharing. I have the same incubator but failed several time to hatch the duck eggs. Can you provide the frequency you add water and what is the quantity ? By default the incubator turns every 2 hours. Thanks
So cute. Mine have been in the incubator for 30 days now. The eggs were rocking etc. is that normal ?
Did you cool down the eggs starting from day 10? And did you spray the eggs with warm water?
they grow so fast
They certainly do, thanks for watching 🐣
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁 soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cute .
Quick question - would it be possible to keep them in your garden? If not, can you give them to a farm once they’ve up?
Can they be one heating pads but without the massage
I have that exact incubator arriving at my door tomorrow. Is it as simple as keeping the humidity higher than chicken eggs and letting it go for 28 days? Or do I need to take them out and cool them each day? I've never incubated duck eggs but I need to raise more ducks, for more eggs, so I figure it's time I learn to incubate my own likely fertile eggs. Thanks.
How long did it take to hatch when it first piped
Great video, what is the name of the incubator you used please? 🐣
I number my eggs so i know which is which, and keep a daily diary of humidity and temp levels. If you do it from fridge, let them warm up to room temp before placing in the incubator. 😊
Omg they grow so fast, how long do they take to hatch I hatch chicks but my ducks are due in 6 days so I don’t want to freak out and assist if I don’t have to, they grow so fast omg. What type of food do they need as hatchlings chick feed??
Thanks for the video btw I also hatched from supermarket eggs two hens
Your roosters are pretty what kind are they?
Is humidity matter?
Awesome. Can I ask where you got your incubator from please?
Thanks, it was from Amazon 🐣
Did you measure the humidity? We are setting ours up as I speak and struggling to maintain the correct humidity
I didn’t measure it, we just made sure the water was kept topped up.
What brand/type of light are you using to candle the eggs?
It’s just the light on our phones.
If they were in the fridge, will they still hatch?
I don’t see why not, in the wild they’ll be left until a whole clutch has been laid.
Do you know what breed of ducks they are? I currently have 5 ducks in the incubator purchased from the supermarket but a Braddock white isn’t a real breed of duck.
I’ve tried to research it, but couldn’t find anything online
I think they are Aylesbury ducks. Good luck with your eggs and thanks for watching and commenting.
@@GrowWithKit Ah great! Thank you & your welcome! Great video!
Can it actually work ? I really want to try
It can, it won’t always work. Depends where the eggs are from. Many others have had success too.
The builder we have in, has Ducks and Chickens , He Brought me in Some Eggs Both Duck and Chicken, i went on to youTube to see what is the best way to cook the Duck Eggs, then i said to myself i wonder how long they take to hatch, Came across this Video, now i have the 4
Duck eggs in a tissue Box, nice and warm, under a light, haha. here is hoping, , i want some pet Ducks,
That’s great good luck and thanks for watching and commenting.
Penguin duck? Or... tux duck? Haha
Big white duck duck lol
Great video
Thanks 😊
Where can I find those eggs?
I found them in Morrison’s supermarket, although they don’t have them anymore due to the egg shortage here in the uk.
I thought those numbers on the egg shell were pubic hairs at first sight!
Does this incubator work
Yes, We have had good success with it.
I just used this exact same one. And my first duckling just hatched
@@EenGamer. what is the name of the incubator?
Why do you post "giving it a go" videos? I thought I was clicking on a professional, not an experament? what value is learning from this?
Because it worked & it says DIY, it’s not our first time, we’ve hatched many eggs before.