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I usually wait 24 hours to make a small safety hole with mine.

Have you read this article? Guide to Assisted Hatching for All Poultry

absolutely!

@Pyxis and @WVduckchick might know if there is an active thread.

I don't worry too much about them not making noise.

If you can see the beak then my advice would be to leave it alone for at least 24 hours.

@Pyxis wrote "In this malpostion, the chick ends up positioned away from the air cell, meaning that it cannot internally pip into the air cell like it normally would. That means that when it tries to internally pip, it will have to externally pip instead. Now, the chick may end up hitting a...

Can you post a picture?

:pop

Still subscribed, but don't participate much. Good luck with your new eggs!

Where's @AmyLynn2374 been? Is she okay?

Lots of people think it's toxic. :(

X2. Great save! :hugs

That it's a myth or that it's toxic?

:bowListen to this woman, she knows her stuff!

Pictures?

Lots of "pipped away from air cell" pictures. Sorry, some are blurry, and some are basically the same shot... I was too lazy to go through them. :hide

I agree!

How How exciting! Well I'll go through my pictures and see if I can find some good ones for you.