Egg#1,2, and 3 are fertile! It's too early to tell if egg#4 is

Marshmallow stopped laying at 4 eggs. All of their eggs are fertile!!

So you have four little Marshlings and Biolettes on the way. Congratulations!

That's sounds so cute! Haha

Problem solved!!

Remember when I mentioned earlier how Bio wouldn't sit on the eggs. Well, after when Marshmallow finished laying her clutch I noticed that Bio is incubating the eggs much more than before! They are finally sharing duties equally!

I guess Bio is just one of those parents that only sits on the eggs once the full clutch is laid!

Exciting..... cant wait... how long before they hatch?

Hi Haimovfids
I saw you on talkcockatiels. Man I wish I could comment on talkcockatiels,but can't. I change my email and it will not let do anything . But to let you know about your breeding Journey. You are doing a wonderful job.

Thank you!!

It feels great when there are people who want to hear about your breeding journey!
I felt like I wanted to stop updated on TC because I felt like people couldn't care less but there were a few that actually cared so I will keep posting for them. Bluekeet and Edurado are some good examples

I don't know why but there are big air spaces in the eggs. I tried taking pictures but they all came out messed up lol
I sprayed water on the walls of the best box and wet the eggs a tiny bit.

If you go to Susanne's candling article at http://www.internationalcockatielresour ... -eggs.html and scroll down almost to the bottom, there are diagrams showing what the air cells should look like. I don't think you should have problems with low humidity issues, so if the eggs are losing moisture too fast I would look for cracks and seal up any that you find. Eggs can absorb moisture so cranking up the humidity can help them recover from excess moisture loss.