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    Newborn chick shaking and panting, please help

    I did incubate at 37.5, but I followed the instructions that came with it and lowered the temp to 35.5 in the last two days
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    Newborn chick shaking and panting, please help

    Ok, thanks
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    Newborn chick shaking and panting, please help

    Thanks for that, it's really helpful. Though I'm a bit confused as you suggested I keep the chick at 27 and on here it suggests so much less for day one. I turned it down and it recovered, put it back to 37 at your advice and it's panting again now
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    Newborn chick shaking and panting, please help

    I've read the brooder should be 30c this seems so much cooler for it to go into tomorrow, any advice on this?
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    Newborn chick shaking and panting, please help

    Thank you. I would have assumed it was cold, if it wasn't for the panting. Shall notch it up
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    Newborn chick shaking and panting, please help

    This is the temp it hatched at, so I need to turn it up higher than the hatching temp now? Thank you for your advice
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    Newborn chick shaking and panting, please help

    I won't have my lamp set up until the morning, do you think it's too hot?
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    Newborn chick shaking and panting, please help

    ive just hatched my first ever chicken egg. It came out by itself at 3pm today, now, 5 hours on it seems to be panting and shaking at the same time at the edge of the incubator. Is it too hot or too cold? The temp is 35.8 and the humidity 60. The temp randomly went up to 38 a couple of hours...
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