Final Update: chick did not make it, he was peeping like crazy with the bandage on (long, sustained peeps) and seemed extremely uncomfortable. Upon removing the bandages I saw that the intestines had come out even more and there was some bleeding so I made the decision to cull (broke his neck so...
He is pooping, and just gave him food and water. We bandaged the opening with some ace bandage. He's peeping quite a bit and running around, wish he would just lie down and rest!
Okay, update: I freed the foot and it is definitely a loop, appears to be intestinal. I tried to push the loop back in (its very small) but couldn't. Currently engineering a bandage to try to wrap it up and hopefully limit his movement. He is still chirping, running around, and acting normal.
Here some more photos, hopefully these help! He is so active and healthy besides this defect, I would be so sad to put him down when he's so full of life.
I'm going to say I used wet since I don't know what dry is! I used a forced air styrofoam incubator and kept temp between 99-100 but humidity was more interesting...I tried to keep it around 50% but I'm a teacher and was hatching in the classroom so over the weekend the humidity would drop...
I will post a better photo in the morning (I'm actually a teacher and these guys are living in my classroom at the moment). It definitely wraps all the way around his leg, it prevents him from walking properly too. I did some reading on other forums and found a similar story, in that case it was...
First of all, this website is AMAZING! This was my first time incubating and I hatched 100% of my eggs (likely because I've read these forums obsessively). Not sure if it's clear in the pictures, he was all over the place! Appears to have some kind of red membrane-ish something wrapped around...