Well I lost the little guy it had died early on but it was mostly fully developed
I'm sorry to hear that Megan :-(
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Well I lost the little guy it had died early on but it was mostly fully developed
They need access to water deep enough to dip their whole bills, I'm really glad the little guy is doing well!
their little round heads lol.I know it's not incubation related but after the mammoth failure I had with my first incubation, I am super proud of my little girl! Yesterday afternoon she successfully hatched 5 out of the 6 eggs she was on. She is extremely chuffued with herself and is being an amazing mummy
I may be to late but how's he doing?? The only thing I can see is he needs his vent cleaned off and some Blue kote of iodine on it. Clear his nostrils make sure he can breath OK. then place him in the incubator, for 24 hours until he fluffs up and lower the humidity.Its been a really stressful week.. ducklings started hatching and I'm down to 2 from 6. One just made it out after 3 days of struggling but the cord was still attached
and the other one has internally pipped but thats it. It is now day 37. The duckling that hatched has torn off its umbilical cord
and my boyfriend is on his way home with some iodine to help prevent infection, but my hopes are not high for this one as every chick I've had hatch like this has eventually died
This is my first time incubating duck eggs and I think from now on I'll leave it to the ducks.
Anyone have advice on anything else I can do to try to save this little guy??