OMG ssssoooo cute
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First batch is always the worst.
If somebody told you 60-65% humidity for lockdown in your area - do it. Its what I use and it works fine for me.
They rock around for awhile, they get tired and rest, then they rock some more. They have unfinished stuff to do before they come out - they need to absorb the yolk, and the blood from the web they lived off of while they are growing. Don't rush them. They need everything to retract and heal up before they come out. First pips give them breathing air for the next operation...
If the ones that pipped haven't come out in 24 hours you can check them. I don't help unless I see a chick pipped and unable to move for at least that long.. that is stuck. With your humidity they should be fine.
They can live for 3 days on that yolk.
Don't Panic!
I am in colorado also. You are dead on with the humidity for our dry area here. I hatched out my first a month ago and they quit rocking once pipped also. Dont worry all will be well. You will wake up to a few xhicks in the bator. Have fun and good luck.Thanks excited one more just pipped and a chunk of the shell came off you can see a little yellow fuzzy e
I have noticed that the ones that have pipped arent really rocking around as much is that ok? is my hum. to low? hope they arent drying up in there eeekkkk nevious momma here. hum is at 60%-65%
Distracting yourself is good too....So I know that this is just a mutt chicken thread but I was taking care of my friends animals while they were out of town and these are the new babies
Toffee the newest mountain lamb
We havent named this little guy yet but he/she is super cute doesnt want to be in the nesting box with brothers/sisters anymore and is always in mommas food bowl