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It may be that before the incubation of the eggs the incubator was not properly disinfected, and contained aspergillus spores, also it is possible some of the eggs may have been infected and died in the shell before hatch, and with the fungus growing inside the dead eggs liberated more spores...

Give them some yogurt, perhaps a bit more microbial flora will help against being colonized by the fungus. And fresh air. But be careful about the temp and don't leave them to be cold. Keep them at there the recommended temperature. Also clean thoroughly brooding area. And if they are kept in a...

I fact I have tried everything on a particular chick. He still died. But just to give you an idea. Mouth to beak respiration, medicinal oxygen, force feed though tube, staying up 3+ nights to hold his head up so he can breath, supplemental vitamins, anti mycotoxins powder, ampicillin, doximicin...

Were so sorry:hit ,, that was definitely aspergillus. My best guess is that you have a faulty incubator. My chicks died one by one from that. And I bring bad news if it is ,all your chicks have a risk of developing infection she might be the weakest and get the infection the first. Please watch...

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