In reaction to all the experts that said they died because of the lack of oxygen. The plastic was just on the top of the egg. The lower side in the cilinder was open. This gave the shell exposure to air. I think they would not have developed for 8 days if I closed off the whole egg. In retrospect I think I made a mistake by not turning the eggs so the embryo got stuck to the shell. This caused bleeding when te embryo turned. This also happens with normal eggs when incubating if not turned twice a day. But as may be obvious I’m not an expert either.
Don't sweat it bro. Worse thing's have been done in the name of science. I've had quail eggs hatch with no turning all. All down to luck at the end of the day.
Ego vastly restricts the effectiveness of intelligence the evidence of which has more than enough examples of in our society, trust me on this our species will be absolutely fine as long as we learn to get the hell out of our own way by dropping our need to compare ourselves to others.. REAL TALK.
Very interesting, thanks! Sad it didn`t work out. There are quite a lot of videos on successful (and a few unsuccessful) attempts on chicken eggs - I suspect it does go wrong fairly often.
I have 2 tuxedo button quail chinese they are sitting on their eggs nothing has hatched yet the 2 quails names are bonnie and apricot bonnie is a girl and aprico is a boy.
@@freestyler1997 they do have a small air sac but the shells are porous and require access to oxygen to continue developing. Humidity, oxygen and airflow, temperature, rotation and viral/bacterial exposure are all variables that have been widely studied in order to increase commercial success
Nope. Lack of turning caused the blood vessels to stick to the shell, then rupture when the egg was tipped. The egg had plenty of oxygen, as the plastic was only resting on the top of the shell, otherwise the blood would not be red. If disinfectant was the probolem, the embryo would not have even begun to develop.
Few things to consider: Pre-incubation period for 2-3 days Sterility procedures Pure oxygen Supply maybe from Day 8 on-wards to counter hypoxia. Or cut open a small hole at the bottom. Addition of Calcium supplement, in the case of imbalance of electrolytes. Here is an interesting article where they did not turn the eggs: www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jpsa/51/3/51_0130043/_article
Last 2 died because of humidity building inside the plastic. Egg shells are porous and ventilate humidity, the plastic did not let the humidity escape
It supposed to be outside the plastic foil!
In reaction to all the experts that said they died because of the lack of oxygen. The plastic was just on the top of the egg. The lower side in the cilinder was open. This gave the shell exposure to air. I think they would not have developed for 8 days if I closed off the whole egg. In retrospect I think I made a mistake by not turning the eggs so the embryo got stuck to the shell. This caused bleeding when te embryo turned. This also happens with normal eggs when incubating if not turned twice a day. But as may be obvious I’m not an expert either.
What needs to be injected there
Don't sweat it bro. Worse thing's have been done in the name of science. I've had quail eggs hatch with no turning all. All down to luck at the end of the day.
Should have seen wantanbes shellless hatching..it's quite...revealing...
Ego vastly restricts the effectiveness of intelligence the evidence of which has more than enough examples of in our society, trust me on this our species will be absolutely fine as long as we learn to get the hell out of our own way by dropping our need to compare ourselves to others.. REAL TALK.
Very interesting, thanks! Sad it didn`t work out. There are quite a lot of videos on successful (and a few unsuccessful) attempts on chicken eggs - I suspect it does go wrong fairly often.
I have 2 tuxedo button quail chinese they are sitting on their eggs nothing has hatched yet the 2 quails names are bonnie and apricot bonnie is a girl and aprico is a boy.
Next time, put it outside the plastic, ok?
That is very interesting!! So how do you solve the problem of turning the eggs?
Hello, I have a doubt, I did the same as you, however the eggs were fenced, what should I do?
I also did it but failed
No the last 2 died because no oxygene
dumb idiot, eggs have enough oxygen in the surrounding to produce blood.
soulPerson 2019 no your undereducated. how do you think they survive in the shell. 😭
Gibi ASMR Shells have tiny air holes so in reality your uneducated
Alexander Colembie 😂😂 no they have small air sack 😂😂😂😂😂
@@freestyler1997 they do have a small air sac but the shells are porous and require access to oxygen to continue developing. Humidity, oxygen and airflow, temperature, rotation and viral/bacterial exposure are all variables that have been widely studied in order to increase commercial success
You d'ont now ....technologi ...
What needs to be injected there, I will be grateful for the answer
I also would like to know
Dak bisa basa enggres :(
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Lacked oxygen, disinfectant and Embryonic feeding
Nope. Lack of turning caused the blood vessels to stick to the shell, then rupture when the egg was tipped. The egg had plenty of oxygen, as the plastic was only resting on the top of the shell, otherwise the blood would not be red. If disinfectant was the probolem, the embryo would not have even begun to develop.
Egg didn't make it because egg stuck to shell
Finaly, someone educated!
@@colleenh8365 I'm trying to do it myself. It's alot more complex than it looks tbh
@@saraobeirne5111 yeah, I tried too with a duck egg. It developed bacteria and never developed.😶
@@colleenh8365 same with me and quail eggs
So nice to see I’m not the only one struggling. Maybe I will try again but then I will turn the eggs preventing them sticking to to shell
Few things to consider:
Pre-incubation period for 2-3 days
Sterility procedures
Pure oxygen Supply maybe from Day 8 on-wards to counter hypoxia. Or cut open a small hole at the bottom.
Addition of Calcium supplement, in the case of imbalance of electrolytes.
Here is an interesting article where they did not turn the eggs:
www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jpsa/51/3/51_0130043/_article
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Sorry to inform you my friend but you did not create a life
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