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I thanks for inquiring. Out of 10, 9 hatched and they are all in the brooder going on mad lol. Tip: Help youre chick out when there is no movement or pipping. I did this and my baby survived!

Thank you for the picture. They are adorable. The rabbit too

Thank you for the sympathy and all the advice. I promise I will incubate very soon again and this time they will hatch

So my chick died :(. I candled again and there was no movement whatsoever. I assisted with pipping and it already died. Lesson to everyone, don't be to hasty for you're chick to pip, it takes its time just like nature takes its time. Only assist when you are sure it has internally pipped but...

Yes I was sure. I had 10 at first, 6 were quitters

I moved, wiggled, shook and tapped the egg and no movement. So I intervened and saw that blood was coming out. A big piece of white membrane came off and I saw a lot moistness (yellow and colorless) inside. I kept the egg inside the bator for so 30 minutes, nothing happened. No movement...

There was no movement anymore inside the egg so I made a pip in the egg and opened it till the point where I could see the beak. There was no movement inside whatsoever and blood was coming out. Should I remove the egg?

Thank you very much for you're help, comforting and advice. I will wait longer

Thanks for the advice. Feeling down a bit trying to stay positive! Congrats with you're pip though!

No pip yet :(. I candled again and see movement in the air cell. There's no chirping or peeping. I also don't see a shadow of the beak only a piece of the darkness is filled in the air cell. I don't know what to do. Its been over 16 hours since I've seen the small dark filled air cell.

I just candled my egg now and I saw that it is still in the same internal position as it was yesterday. I saw that I piece of the air cell is filled with darkness and assumed it was an internal pip. The darkness in the air cell is a bit bigger but it still hasn't pipped. Its been more then 16...

Thanks. This is such a great answer thank u

4-5 hours. Should I expect a pip by tomorrow morning?

What a relief thank u!

Sorry to bother again. How long does an internal pip take to be visible on the outside?

Hi guys. A few hours ago, more or less 4 hours ago I candled my chicken egg. I saw a very small piece of the darkness in the egg fill the air cell and I suggested it to be an internal pip. Could someone correct me if I'm wrong? I'm not hearing any tapping, peeping or see any rocking. How long...

Cocopopz, remember the black I was talking about inside the air cell? Its on the bottom side of the egg, should I turn the egg around or leave it?

Don't candle a lot. It disturbs the development of the embryo. Always candles from day 10 until day 18, by then you're embryo is developed enough to handle light. Do not candle more then once a day, it is vital for you're duckling! Also, make sure humidity and temperature is always right then...

''Duckincubator'' - black mass and veins is good and normal! If there's no indication of a blood ring or blood spot then all is well

No peeping and no rocking. Is this normal?