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Everything I've read says it seems to developed after a few weeks, and just continues to get worse. With it born this bad, and with theae comments. I'm not very hopeful it can be "fixed" anymore. Did you have surgery performed that was supposed to cure this issue?

I don't think it's mouth can open enough to eat. I thought about syringe feeding it. But I take frequent trips to visit family. And I honestly think everyone will let it starve to death while I'm away.

I thought about keeping it as a pet, but it's worse in person than the photos. I like it'll end up starving to death. I thought about syringe feeding it. But if I'm not home, no one else will do it. The more humane Thing is probably to put it down. Thank you for the info :)

I appreciate the advice, that's why I'm on here. I won't let it suffer. After everything I've read so far, I pretty much knew I'd have to put it down. This post was kinda my last hope for different results. Thank you for your help

I have wet the food down and separated him from the other chicks while feeding. The humidity: is supposed to be about 50-55 and raised to 65 the last few days is that accurate? I keep a damp cloth In the incubator and keep an eye on it. That seems to keep it level

I hope you can tell with these. Their seems to have been no eye development

Thank you! It's only a day old. I'm trying to get it to eat. I don't him starving to death tho. I was hoping there was a cure. Thank you. It's only a day old. I'm trying to get it to eat. But I don't think he can open his mouth enough. Your right, if theirs no cure I'd rather put it down then...

I have a baby chick born with a beak deformity. Everything I've read says scissor beak? But his right eye hasn't developed. What can I do to save him? And what have I done wrong? I want to prevent this from happening again. I'm new to raising/incubating chicks. Please help