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Thank you! 💕💕 That means a lot. I'm totally a guilt carrier, so I would've let this weigh on me, and gone over the would've:could've:should've for weeks! These little babies remind me why I'm not gonna throw in the towel though! They've been the best medicine today!

Thank you. Everything I was reading said to keep the humidity up because her membrane was drying and sticking to her skin and feathers. I'll keep this in mind if we have these complications in the future. 💙

She passed this morning. I was there for her last few peeps. I told her what a strong little girl she had been...😭😭😭 Ok, I know that she didn't even make it to full a day old, and I KNOW that this is the risk of incubation, so I shouldn't get Attached attached until they're out of the "danger...

Well, I went back and she's out. She had some shell and membrane stuck to her back so I moistened it with a warm wet cloth and gently removed it. I did notice something concerning though. There was a little bit of blood under belly, and while she had absorbed her yolk sac, it almost looks like...

Thank you! It looks like it may be stuck to her in some spots. I just keep upping my humidity by spritzing warm water through one of the air holes, on the opposite side of the incubator. I'll look and see if I have any coconut oil. I normally keep a jar around!

Once I broke up the shell a bit she was able to get this far. I'm not sure if you can really see it in the picture, but I tried to get a shot of the membrane color

I helped pop open her air pocket side and along her zip line a little, then put her back in her incubator with some damp, warm paper towels to push up the humidity a little. The membrane looks different than my others. I was making sure to keep an eye on it, in case the veins were still too big...

She's currently my my only egger chick, and my only seemingly troubled hatch (out of a hatch of 12/18 if she hatches & survives). The incubator temp is 99% and humidity is 60%. She pipped about 30-31 hours ago, but we're going on 24+ with the zip line and half crack away. The exposed membrane...