If he's past the due date we may want to interveen, but again it may take all night. I'm gonna let you make the call.
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Ok well he probably won't be able to absorb all of them because he does have some gooy stuff going on, but it's your call, we can wait ONE more day now that you have that safe hole, or we can attempt to try and save him now.. The high humidity will help a little, you see we need moisture inside so that we can get all that gooy stuff loosened up, so when he internally pipps or if we make him internally pip it will just seep right on out of there. But again it's your call, I'm with you no matter which way you choose..We are on day 27. The inside membrane does still have some prominent blood veins though they are getting smaller.
I completely understand and that's good, we can let some of that moisture get inside that shell help him move around some and Hopefully by tomorrow he will internally pip. Crossing fingers.As much as I would love to, I have to. Go to work at 2 so I really need to get to bed. This is going to kill me, but I am gonna have to just hope for the best. What did I do wrong to cause this? I have 8 more on day 8.
rWell, it was still alive this morning. Hoping the same when I get home. I am leaning towards the first 2 reasons since all vent holes are open and I have only had one other hatch in this bator. The weather has been changing a great deal here. I had trouble keeping humidity low and temps steady. The humidity now for the other 8 had been staying in 20's with no water and temps are staying steady for now.
GRRR I was afraid of that, sorry for your lost, I was hoping he could hang in there until today and for sure he would have had to come out. DANG,It did not make it. I found my thermometers were off by a great deal. I think the temp was probably low the majority of the time. I bought a brinsea spot check and a better hygrometer. Gonna set the ones I have now laying down tomorrow and start turning them by hand and sponging them. I read your methods on your site. Hoping for better luck with these. That was my first time trying to hatch calls. I have a trio of snowys and am determined to get it right. We just love them.