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  1. Huntmaster

    HELP HELP HELP!!! incubator meltdown day 8

    Glad to hear everything is going well. Have fun with your new additions to the family :)
  2. Huntmaster

    HELP HELP HELP!!! incubator meltdown day 8

    Just trim the stringy thing hanging from abdomen up to scab not the big scab on abdomen. Leave big scab alone let it heal on its own. From looking at pic from days ago cord was dried up then.
  3. Huntmaster

    HELP HELP HELP!!! incubator meltdown day 8

    Don't let that scare you from hatching things will be just fine. Should not have used the word often but it does happen.
  4. Huntmaster

    HELP HELP HELP!!! incubator meltdown day 8

    Hope you or anybody else ever does but things like this does happen.
  5. Huntmaster

    HELP HELP HELP!!! incubator meltdown day 8

    It is just like a piece of string hanging from abdomen it is all dried up no blood or nothing going to come from it. You're not cutting large scab from abdomen, just dried up umbilical cord it is done every day to human baby's before it is even dried.
  6. Huntmaster

    HELP HELP HELP!!! incubator meltdown day 8

    I would have trimmed dried up cord off a few days ago. The abdomen has to heal and seal up if it will. But the dried cord should be trimmed off.
  7. Huntmaster

    HELP HELP HELP!!! incubator meltdown day 8

    Looking at pic it's all dried up should be no problems
  8. Huntmaster

    HELP HELP HELP!!! incubator meltdown day 8

    Now that the umbilical cord hanging is dried up you can trim it off, so it doesn't get caught on something or other chicks pecking or pulling and pull-on abdomen. Hoping things go well for you and your chick. GOOD LUCK
  9. Huntmaster

    HELP HELP HELP!!! incubator meltdown day 8

    Yes, but chances are things may not be 100% internally. But may be ok only time will tell doesn't look very good.
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