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Thank you, we both tried so hard but I guess it just wasn't right

He's passed away now. He never opened his eyes, poor little creature.

Our little one isn't making it unfortunately, it's just lying there now. So I've put him in the incubator on a blanket to keep warm. He's not opened his eyes out eaten anything. His head is still floppy.

I think I'm going to have to try put it in a sock to sit it up. Sounds like a good idea

One is up and chirping, but the other one is still struggling to get up and keep it's head up. They're still not eating, but they're still here, so that's good.

Thank you so much for your help. One is up but still not eating and one is better but very wobbly.

Thank you so much for the advice. One is up and chirping but one is still very wobbly And both are not eating yet. I have seen something about putting them in a shock to keep them up right until they can hold themselves. Have you tried this? Thank you again so much

Have you asked your milkman if he knows anyone that will have him or any local petting farms.

Can anyone suggest anything I can do, they havent fed or drank apart form a drop of sugar water Ive put on their beak. One is moving around but the other cant lift its head. They were two days late and sticky.

Is there anything I can do to give them a boost and help. Ive cleaned most of the sticky stuff off, but they are weak and dont seem to want to eat or drink. They were two days over due. One is moving around but one does not seem to be able to lift its head and they have not fluffed up.

Or hen didn't peck the young ones, she got really upset and wouldn't shut up. I had to remove them and slowly bring them closer over days. I've never heard her make so much noise unless she was laying. It was very odd. She's fine with them now, but they are still like two separate packs, the two...

Ah I'll have a look at the difference, i am still bothered if they will try to eat it when they hatch. I put them on puppy pads sheets while they were in the brooder last time but that was the years ago. It ment they didn't slip, everything soaked up and they didn't eat it. I'll look up shaving...

I was worried about using sawdust in case they tried to eat or

Well I defiantly know there's no easy answer now. At least I know someone will prob want them to breed from they are gorgeous birds, really friendly they sit on our shoulder.

They are belly battling, would a hen do that?

Thanks was thinking araucana, as they are from blue eggs, but not seen them looking so wild. I think I may have ended up with three cockerel then because the other one a bar leg is defiantly a cockerel. Ow well will have to start again, as we hatched them.