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Yes. But yesterday she stuck her foot in the waterer and got a little wet and started peeping LOUDLY!!!!:gig🤣

I moved her to the brooder today. The thing on her butt has shriveled up now.

Other chick is fine--I think it was a bit of yolk, with the umbilical cord.

I am going to cull her, then check on the other chick. :hit

Because in the picture I saw something like the vent and if it IS an organ prolapse then it has to be from the vent.

Yes

No this one's worse.

I think it could be COMING from the vent. :hit

:duc

Well I'm gonna try. @Isadora what do you think of that picture?

I didn't help the light one and she still has it. I don't think that's it.

That good??

O...k...?

Also what is mushy chick disease @SmiYa0126 ??

They're in the incubator, should I move them to the brooder with the other chicks??

:hit

I will tell you the truth-- I am SOO afraid of picking up chicks. I was told a story about my aunt where she was patting a chick on the head and accidentally beheaded it. gross. So that's why I am that afraid of picking chicks up.

For the yellow chick she hatched on her own

No that's the best I can get I think it's the yolk sac

I helped the dark one. The third picture is the same chick. The dark one (Joy) had pipped on 3 days before hatching and has been moving around in the egg since, so I decided to help her.