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I have an new chick that hatched in my incubator. It's tendon is exposed on the back - I am attaching a picture. I was told to band it's legs, but that won't help its tendon. What do I do? It's a perky little thing. About a day old. I brought it home last night so the others didn't peck...

no, it hatched in my incubator at school - I will post in the injuries thread - thank you. I am new to all of this.

Can you see his tendon on his left leg - it has no skin/ covering. What do I do about that - is it a slipped tendon? I don't want to hurt the little chick trying to put it back in place if that isnt what it is.

Help! I have banded/ hobbled it's legs but I think something is wrong. I am attaching a pic. What can I do???

He didn't make it. I'm up to 9 though :)

I have an incubator in my classroom and one of my chicks had hatched when I came in this am. The little chick won't hardly move, cheap, or open its eyes. It's a buff orphington. It feathers still look wet also. Anything I can do?