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No problem! That's awesome news! I'm glad it worked out :D

It wouldn't hurt to give him a little clean up, a warm damp sponge or cloth, then give him a little dry with paper towels and put him under the heat plate to dry. Just ensure he's kept warm until dried fully. I think where the down is crispy, he may feel irritated and that may be why he's...

Does he feel fluffy to the touch? It looks like his down dried funny, perhaps it's irritating him

Can you record this behaviour and then unload it here? You'd have to upload to YouTube or something similar, then link it here

Are you trying to dip the tip of the chick's beak in water? That may encourage him to drink a little

I'm so sorry that you lost your other chick :( sometimes they just fail to thrive. Are the remaining babies acting normally?

That's great news! And no problem at all! Hatching can be really stressful so I understand the worries

You're doing all the right things Bear in mind that he is younger than them, and may not show much interest in food or water until he's a couple days old. Keep encouraging him, and he should gradually gain an appetite and some energy

Picture? It's likely not an issue, some do have "fleshy belly buttons" where there's a stump of umbilical cord left. Depending on how much is there, it may not even be visible once fluffed up. A photo would help So you have two already hatched in the incubator who want to come out? 48 hours...