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you click my name above my picture on oneof my posts then u will be on my prfile then u go add to buddy list.

all i got to say is u wont start any arguments. but add me to ur buddys list and send me a pm to let me know how the little guys does.

ok if they are skinny and dark red now is going to be ur best chance to save it. just be really really careful and if it starts to bleed alot when u start taking the membrane off stop imediatly.and just give the other ones time but do not open and close it just open it once for as short of a...

are they still moving and is there any sound coming from any of the other ones

im not an expert but wrap the moist towel around it if u havnt already and in a few hours check and if it hasnt come out then you will prolly have to help it then.

because it will start to re-hydrate the membrane. when it is ready to hatch the veins will get smaller and the blood will disappear from the membrane. once that happens if it still isnt hydrated enough and it hasnt come out itself then you will have to finish helping it.

i dunno when they will get small but it they are still largeand red that means the chick is not ready yet. wrap it in a warm moist paper towel and leave it for 2-3 hours do not open the bator anymore after you put the paper towel around the egg.

ok soi have talked to friends who have hatched many times and they said u need to think if u are going to hurry up and just help it completely out and do it in one quick opening of the bator so you dont risk loosing the other ones or leave it and let it go to save the other ones

wrap it in a warm damp washcloth or paper towel to appempt to re-hydrate the membrane.

Quote: Ya, i'm pretty sure if the membrane is white, that its died out. If its dry, it needs more humidity. It could have dried out from opening the bator. yes. from my experience once the membrane gets dried out it is near impossiable to hydrate it enough for the chick to break through

you used to be able to see through it a bit but can't anymore right?

ok with the membrane being dried out it will be like rubber and there is pretty much no chance a chick will get through it by itself. i have never experienced the membrane drying out but i would have to say if its not already gone that you will have to finish what you started.

ok how long has it been since you started taking the shell away? and with out opening the bator can you tell if the membrane is dry or not and can you see any veins?

the moist paper towel is so that the membrane doesnt dry out and go rubbery. my first hatch i did the same thing you have done, i was just so excited for them to hate that before i went to bed on day 21 there was one that had broke through a little and was peeping i just wanted it to come out so...