Lillie Nelson

Leave the ducklings in the incubator until they are rested and fluffy. They don’t need to eat or drink for the first few days; they… Read More »What Do You Do After Duck Eggs Hatch?

Until it is time to start, they store them in the nest, protected by some feathers. When you are gathering your clutch of duck eggs… Read More »Do Duck Eggs Need Light?

Set the temperature at 37.5°C (99.5°F) and relative humidity at 55% (84.5°F on wet bulb thermometer). Set ventilation as recommended by the incubator manufacturer. Eggs… Read More »How Do You Take Care Of Hatching Duck Eggs?

The majority of ducks laid most of their eggs within nest boxes, and floor laid only occasionally. Do duck use nesting boxes? Ducks, unlike chickens,… Read More »Will Ducks Lay Eggs In A Nesting Box?

Most ducks lay eggs that are 30% larger than a medium chicken egg, and they’re only slightly smaller than goose eggs. It’s wild that ducks… Read More »Do Duck Eggs Get Bigger?

Put an upside down laundry basket over them until the mother comes (so they don’t scatter), and then slowly lift it when she reappears. If… Read More »How Do You Reunite A Duckling With Your Mom?

On day 26 of the incubation period, you should stop turning the eggs by hand or turn off and remove eggs from the automatic turner.… Read More »Why Do You Stop Turning Duck Eggs?