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From the looks of where the pip is, I suspect he should be able to hatch on his own. As @New duck mommy 2021 said, it may take extra time because of skipping the internal pip part, so patience is key. Main thing to watch for is darkening or browning of the membrane. If it gets brown and...

The stuff on its back will come off, don’t worry about it now. Looks like a piece of the membrane, nothing critical. The important thing now is continuing to keep him immobilized for the rest of that lump to draw into the body. It definitely looks better than before, I’m more hopeful than I...

I agree with the others on the late hatch, your temp was probably a bit low. I’ve had ducklings hatch on day 33 though, so it’s possible. The one picture does look like quite a bit of yolk left. What you are doing is good, hopefully he will continue to absorb and not get too rambunctious and...

You did great. Hang in there! I promise its worth it. :)

I'd leave it alone for a while, just keep the membrane moist, and let it continue to absorb those heavy blood vessels.

They are lovely. I can see why you want some babies from them. :)

This latest pic looks fine. It is going to need several more hours before these veins recede. But now that so much shell has been removed, you will likely have to continue to assist. The babies are curled up inside to allow leverage to break the shell and rotate inside, breaking the shell by...