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  1. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    I don't have any black beak or legged chickens or Roos. But 2 of the chicks have the black beak and legs. The only thing I can think is maybe it came from my Banty Roos but they all have yellow legs and beaks
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    Emergency advice for a novice

    36 out of 38 hatched. I just opened the last one that had not piped. It had absorbed it's yolk sac but did not internally or externally pip. This has been a great experience. Thanks to everyone for their help. I know you are not supposed to help but I helped the mapositioned one and he made it...
  3. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    That is the malpositioned chick with the piece of shell on their back
  4. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    Is still attached to the bottom of the egg and is dragging it around. But there is not much
  5. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    The map positioned chick is out and moving around but the umbilical
  6. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    No I made up my mind and helped the chick. the membrane was starting to dry out and the chick was getting after it with no avail. I broke half the egg away and started on the membrane I peeled and peeled but no blood and the yolk sac was absorbed. It's still sort of connected to the through its...
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    Emergency advice for a novice

    Ok the one that was blowing bubbles did not make it. It got rolled over and fluid came out of the pip and dried sealing it in the egg first one to lose so far hope it's the last. Have 8 in the brooder right now
  8. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    My wife called and there is one with a pea sized hole and its beak is real wet and is blowing bubbles. It is above the air sack line is this normal. She thinks it is having trouble breathing
  9. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    As of this morning the malpositioned one hasn't made any progress. I'll let yall know this evening when I get off work
  10. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    Should I remove the hatched chicks to my brooder once they dry out or leave them till the end
  11. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    The malpositioned chick has not made and progress on its shell but I can still see movement through its pip. So we will hope. And there are several mpre that have piped this morning. I'll kep yall posted
  12. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    Ok I have 2 chicks this morning
  13. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    I can see the malpositioned chick moving just not sure what part
  14. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    Sorry for all the info and questions. Just excited
  15. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    I bumped the table that the incubator was on and some of the eggs rolled a little bit is this bad since you are not supposed to turn them after day 18
  16. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    Now I have 4 that have piped. One the shell has not fallen off there and I can't see if it is through the membrane. Can I turn the rest of them to make sure they haven't piped on the bottom or is that ok if they have and is that too mush stress on the rest of them
  17. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    The pip is all the way through the membrane.
  18. woolymammoth

    Emergency advice for a novice

    Now to get ahead of myself. Do I clear shells as they hatch and when is the absolute day to call it quits on an eggs that has not piped
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    Emergency advice for a novice

    Here is the other
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