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Hey you're very very good!!! I like very much your pictures!!!! keep going...

Thankyou! That's very kind of you to say. ^___^

hi, umm you don't know me or any thing but i was just wondering. is that person on your avitar irma from witch?

Hi there just to let you know I have some drawings of your fave character from DBZ Trunks in my gallery for you to look at! Id appreciate the feedback! Thanks again, Laura ^_^

Thanks for the nice comments babes!! Keep checking out my at work though because I am posting new stuff almost everyday!

Your drawings are very good.
It looks like you put a lot of time into your drawings

By the way, the process of shining a light through the egg is called candeling. I suggest you do it soon to see if trying to hatch the egg is worth the trouble.

An abandon egg, huh? Did he find it in a nest? Most people who find lone eggs in a nest often sadly mistake them for being abandoned. However, this is not the case.

See, female ducks, or hens, lay only one egg a day. Once it's laid, she leaves it and goes off to do her own thing, going back to the nest the next day to lay another. She'll do this for 8-15 days until she has a full clutch. Then, she starts to incubate (set) them. It takes 28 days for a duck egg to hatch.

Your father's heart was in the right place, but the egg may not be ready to incubate just yet. If it was the only one in the nest, it may need to be stored in a cool place (about 60 degrees F. and 75 degrees humidity)for about a week. Always store and incubate eggs with the big end slightly elavated.

Since he can't remember where exactly he found it, it's best to store it for several days before incubation. When incubation starts, it must be between 90 and 104 degrees F. The egg must also be turned at least 4 times a day to prevent the developing embyo from sticking to the shell and dieing. 3 days before the egg is to hatch, stop turning it.

But, how do you know if it's fertile? That's easy. Simply hold the egg big side up in a dark room and shine a good flashlight through the bottom. This will illuminate the inside so you can see. A tiny lima-bean shaped shadow should be visable with several blood vessels branching from it. That's the sign of a properly developing embryo. A brown, liquidy substance means the egg is rotton and should be properly disposed of. A dark mass means the embyro has died. If you see nothing but the shadow of the yolk means the egg is infertile and can be eaten.

I hope this helps you! Thanks a bunch for all the nice comments!