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Oh I'm sorry! No, you didn't shrink wrap it. It would have had difficulty hatching if it was shrink wrapped, it wouldn't just die overnight. I would definately lower your humidity for your next hatch but it may be that your temperature isn't stable enough. I looked into getting a Janoel 12 once...

Did the egg hatch??

No apologies necessary! If there are no external pips, you are not going to mess anything up opening the incubator IMO. The humidity will take awhile to reestablish once you open the incubator up but you have to weigh the risks. At this point I believe the chick drowning is a greater risk than...

If it were me, and I knew for certain there was fluid in the air cell, I would make a small hole in the air cell and drain it. You don't want the chick to pip internally and end up drowning as a result. Then, I would wait and see what happens. You want to keep your humidity at 65% during...

Oh no! Well that's just the way it goes sometimes, I wouldn't beat yourself up over it. I just recently killed a developing egg because I set it later than the rest of a batch of eggs and it had to go through the high humidity of lockdown before it was due to hatch. I thought I could maybe get...

You're welcome! Let me know how it turns out if you don't mind!

I don't think it's too late to try. Judging the air cell size is a good idea but it can be difficult if the air cells are funny shaped. I get shipped eggs a lot which usually have saddle shaped air cells. If it were me, I would aim for a humidity of 40% or less but probably not below 25% to try...

Oh perfect! Yes I would definately wait till the chick is strong before putting it with the others and even then I would keep an eye on it to make sure it's not getting excessively picked on. It's amazing how early they start working on their pecking order. There is your problem! You're overall...

It is hard to see but it looks like he may have had trouble absorbing his yolk sack but he should be fine if you keep him in the incubator and give him time to rest and recoup from his hatch. Sugar water and boiled egg aren’t a bad idea but just don’t be surprised if he doesn’t eat much since...

It's very strange that your chick that pipped in the wrong end just died. I seriously doubt that your lack of assistance was what caused it. As long as it was able to get air through the pip it should have been fine for at least two days. It's possible that it hit a vein that was too large which...