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Just wrap it in a warm moist paper towel. If the vessels seem to dry up and become very thin and thread-like, you can try to make a larger hole in the membrane so the chick can pop his head out. The most important thing at this point is to decide now, and do what you're going to do, and leave it...

Not stupid, just wrong. The chick needs the shell to push its body against when it is hatching. Once the shell is removed like that, he has nothing to push against and will just wallow around in the membrane until he dies of exhaustion. If a chick hatches before it's ready, it may have...

Wrap that egg loosely in a warm moist paper towel and stop opening the bator. Each time you open the bator, you risk shrink-wrapping the other chicks in their shells. Why are you misting the eggs? If the water trays are used correctly, you do not need to spray the eggs with anything. What kind...