This adorable chick was born on 9/29 in the morning. I know they sometimes take half the day to 'dry out' but this chick is completely fluffy....except for his head. It still looks all wet. Any ideas?
Here's a link....he is the one on the bottom right. Sorry, it's the best picture I've...
She or he has been trying to hatch for 3 days and I finally decided to intervene this morning. I noticed a lot of gunk that I had to clean off of the chick w/ a q-tip while I was helping.....it smelled bad, real bad. She's breathing, but not trying to get up just laying there....I put her back...
I'm just really starting to wonder.....I initially started the bunch incubating on 7/1 and he's been trying to hatch, well, today's the third day.....he looks like he is starting to get pretty worn out....breathing heavily....
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I have a baby that initially pipped on 7/26, on 7/27 was trying hard to get out and had a large area chipped away, and this morning nothing has changed. I can see his/her beak and baby is still fighting to get out. What should I do? And should I discard the remaining eggs? They're still...
Just wanted to say a quick hey and let y'all know I'm a newbie on board!
I have 2) New England Red Hens , 2) Old English Game Hens, 1) Black Plymouth Rock rooster, 7) biddies and 6) incubating. I'm loving expanding my little chicken family.