IFucking Hate Tesco.
However the opportunity to go in and put one over on them was too good to resist.
Eggs are in my mates incubator as of this morning.
(However the opportunity to go in and put one over on them was too good to resist.
Eggs are in my mates incubator as of this morning.
The Mighty Gusset Doesn't Care - And Doesn't Care Who Knows It !,
Thu 30 Mar 2006, 13:03,
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AceBut I'm no ornithologist but how do you know they are fertilised?
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Thu 30 Mar 2006, 13:13,
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Wait and see if they hatch !Apparently girlie Quails need a blokey Quail around to put them in the mood to lay, also, nobody who keeps Quail bothers to sex them - their lives are too short to bother. put the two together and there's a fair chance your eggs are fertile !
Turn your eggs pointy side down, leave for 24hrs to stabilise and then pop in the incubator.
Any that don't hatch are probably still edible anyway so no wastage.
(Turn your eggs pointy side down, leave for 24hrs to stabilise and then pop in the incubator.
Any that don't hatch are probably still edible anyway so no wastage.
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Thu 30 Mar 2006, 13:32,
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