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I'm afraid something bad will happen! your SO CLOSE! no blood? peeping? sounds to me like its ready!

good! maybe it is ready.

1.) yes. 2.) you should wait 24-48 hours before helping unless it stops peeping. it usually can take a whole day for a chick to hatch on its own.

if you want, peel back the membrane a little. blood=not ready! stop peeling! clean=dry membrane/ready help a little more.

ok. keep an eye on the egg. you may need a small hole for the chick to breath, considering that it already started peeping.

yes, probably premature. what day are you on?

good job! Is there any visible blood, or is the membrane clean?

One of my ducklings hatched with an attached egg yolk. it bled a lot, and even had blood in its nose. that duck still lives today! DON'T LOOSE HOPE!

video would help too. especially with that clicking noise.

ALWAYS WAIT 48 HOUR BEFORE YOU HELP! don't help the chick out, as it might not be fully "cooked" if it doesn't make any progress in 48 hours, you may want to help. use a tweezers and open up the hole a bit. keep posting updates! there's about a 50% chance he/she will live. I hope it makes it!!!