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Help!!! My chicks are hatching and just now one hatched with the organs out of its body in a sac attatched to it what should i do?

but wouldnt the air bubble in the egg take care of that

Also do you guys have any methods on keeping the humidity low for the incubation other than putting a little bit of water in and refilling it every day

Or i think it was an amberlink i forgot

i dont know i was looking for a rooster on craigslist and i found him they said he was a sexlink

Just cleaned my bator from the last hatch i had, were 25 eggs half werent fertile only got 4 to hatch out of the 13 because most if them rotted within the last 3-7 days og hatching just put a backyard mix of a white sexlink with ee, rir,and br the last hatch was my first hatch and ive learned so...

I have 8 eggs in 2 just hatched from a different batch and my eggs are a mix of a wyandotte rooster and an americauna

Do you think i should zip it up in a plastic bag or would that damage a potential chick from not getting humidity?

I feel you I have 5 more days to go

Not really but ive opened 3 that didnt smell or anything and i suspected they were rotting and they were so I dont want any exploders

How would I tell if any of my eggs in the incubator have rotted

okay thank you

Ok so I am incubating my first clutch if eggs ever and all of them are fertile and today i opened up the incubator to candle them and one egg has a smelly brown liquid in bubble form comming out of the egg. Im wondering if this is normal of if the egg has rotted. Any ideas anyone?

The malpositioned chick in the egg finally hatched but the chick looks weak and might have some walking problem

did they hatch yet?

oh okay thanks and i learned something new

I agree, Omani could you send us a picture of what damage the egg has and have u been able to see any movement

i thought that too but an EE doesnt hatch with all one color

no its from an egg that hatched the day before