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Ok, its too much for me to try and explain it and I am not confident enough to walk you through it, but please read this... Its your choice whether you want to assist or not, My last hatch I assisted the very last chick (pullet egg) it had pippd but then couldn't turn itself to zip.. Good...

Yes, I have had some like that. Hows it doing?? Is it still chirping?

Did it pip at the narrow end and not thru the air cell at the fat end of the egg?? It look like it but I didn't want to assume... If it did it ~may~ need assistance later...

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Sorry, My Humble opinion :) If you can still hear it then its still alive, I would give it until tomorrow morning for sure..Remember, 12-24 hours from internal pip to external pip and then another 12-24 hours from external pip to zip and hatch... Now not all chicks are the same, I have had...

Personally There isn't much you can do MHO... It needs to rest and absorb more of the blood and probably the yolk sack... If you helped it out it might rupture another blood vessel.. Is it still moving/chirping?

What it sounds like you are attempting to do is called staggering your hatch, Typically eggs are gathered over a period of up to 7 days but not more than 10 days, They are stored in an egg carton, fat side up in a cool place and turned 2-3x a day and then when enough are gathered they are placed...