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My two sons wants to name him Blaze

The littlest one is one of the twin. It looks premature and weak. I offered him some electrolyte water, but not really drinking. Right now both ducklings are under the heater resting

so, sadly when I got home from work around 5:30, one of the duckling didn’t make it. When I took it out the yolk was still visible. The second one is still alive and breathing, and the yolk is still attached. Leaving it in the incubator and will wait and see

Hopefully. I am getting off work around 4:30 will be home close to 6:00

Also the one at the narrow end, the beak poked out on through the hole I made

Both ducklings are still alive and tapping on the shell. While checking on them the duckling near the fat end externally popped the second

Made the hole..hopefully it’s not too big, I did see some movement and tapping sound. It’s back in the incubator

Should I break the membrane after chipping away the shell or leave it

So my twin egg has externally pipped on the fat side. And I tapped on the egg near the bruised area (pointy end) and heard little taps inside, but no external pip yet. Should I help with the twin duckling hatching

So today around 7 or 8 Pm I checked on my twin Muscovy egg and found two spots that has circular brownish color, like it has a bruise. What does it mean?

The lockdown is already at day 31 and yes I have been maintaining the humidity between 70-75%

I just realized today that the duck eggs, including the twin yolk eggs are Muscovy duck eggs. I thought they are all regular duck eggs, so I put it in lock down on day 18. Will the ducklings be ok? I did candle both eggs yesterday and today, and I saw movements. Just hopefully it will be ok with...

Sorry but I don’t. I will try to take a pic of it today before lockdown

I am currently hatching two eggs, and one of them has two egg yolks. Tomorrow would be the 25th day and ready for lock down. My concern is if by 28th day it didn’t pip should I help with hatching?