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I will!

It's dried up and gone now!

I don't think it was a yolk sac because all of the other chicks had it connected to their bum too.

The yolk stuff is wrapped around the foot which is connected to the pink cord which waconnected to the membrane and shell, but I pulled the shell off.

Should I pick the chick up out of the bator? The chick is still wet.

Does anyone know what I should do for a chick that has the yellow goop wrapped around its leg which is connected to a pink cord (umbilical cord, I think) which is connected to the shell?

2 chickies are out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They are partridge Cochins!

That video is awesome, Bens-Hens! Thanks for sharing it with us!

:D All but 3 have pips now!

OH MY GOSH! WE HAVE OUR FIRST PIP!

Okay, great. I just put em in. The humidity is already rising!

Can I use wet paper towels instead? I just found out that our sponges are already made with soap in them.

Good luck! I'll add a warm wet sponge.

Thanks :) I really wanna candle! Should I put a warm wet sponge in there? It's 56% humidity.

Uh! Nothing! Zero! I'm vey very very very very very very very VERY nervous!

Good luck! How do you know if they've pipped internally?

Oh, okay. I'm worried about my hatch! :(

Did you have any pips yesterday?

Alrighty! Will do!

So should I plug the vent holes up? When I plugged one up (it's unplugged now) the humidity rose, but I'm worried that there won't be enough oxygen in the bator if I plug them..............