**KAZ**

Not eggbound..................internal egglaying is different.

Oddly marked recessive then ( I believe you ) and besides I cant see the back of her :rip: I had one or two that everyone thought was dominant too but they were recessive

Unfortunately NONE of Omelettes children will be for sale. They are my foundation birds, even her lesser ones Thankyou for the kind words I try hard, but like all of us, we have problems with our birds............nothing ever goes to plan.

I had a situation once where the eggs were stone cold for hours halfway through incubation. I fostered them anyway and half the chicks survived even though the temperature was really really fridge cold on the eggs when I found them.

She may have a hernia or is internal egglaying. Is she soft and spongey feeling down low near her vent ?

Some of Omelettes youngster growing up and a grand daughter

Dominant pied NOT recessive :rip:

Looking good :rip:

Did you mark the eggs ?

she started to incubate them on the weekend, im not sure how many hours since she passed away, the last time i checked was last night, she was in the box and all was well...... so did they feel cold when you touched them and have you candled them ?

How long were the eggs cold and were they fertile ?

I dont know..BUT have you noticed just about all the white corellas you see that talk sound like little old ladies ? Never mind Dave..........the new car will change it all :hap:

how did you become presednt comedian?? He appointed himself :D

You dont

Your male is not a lutino.

Thats not what I was asking....it seems they are lutinos. I was asking if you are very sure you have a male and female as it can be hard to tell with lutinos. If you arent too sure we can help.

You missed out on some earlier posts JB But moving on............... so your lutinos are male and female Hayden ? as it can be hard to tell with them

There wont be signs of mice with a mesh base to the cages.

Mdf isnt real safe at all............Too many toxins. A lot of people then suggest ply but that also has toxins in the glues used to glue layers together. But its more often than not the only solutions for our nestboxes. I wish i had a solution for you. My only thought is put a block of soft wood in there from the safe list.......For chewing and put it near where she is chewing. Also millet sprays

Was she is proper breeding condition ? Cere colour ? Also check her abdomen for a soft squooshy spongey feeling as she may be herniated or an internal egg layer.

Agreed

I think you have done all you can and covered all bases.

Was she 5 years old or was she older when you got her Hayden ? Was she tame ?