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Well, either way she is just fine! I just moved her over to the brooder with the other two chicks and she's doing well! Still sleepy, but no more or less than the other two.

Quote: Oh, this lil guys looks better than that already!

Thanks for the advice. Well, more for the reassurance lol. I had one Brown Leghorn hatch Wednesday night. The one Brown Leghorn that I assisted that pipped yesterday. And I also had a Welsummer hatch this morning too. So, I'm three chicks down. Other eggs don't seem to be doing anything...

I'm feeling much better about it now.

Well, lil one is up and about. Flops around a bit, then sleeps. Moves around a bit more, then sleeps. I think we are going to be okay. I was just freaked because I've never had one come out of the egg not moving much! Usually they are flopping around everywhere trying to find their legs...

I just went back to check on the lil guy/gal and still listless, but it moved about 5 inches from where it was laying before. That could be good, maybe?

Yolk totally absorbed. A very little amount of blood, but nothing that worries me. I've never done this before so I'm kinda freaking lol. I just hope I didn't mess anything up.

I had a chick pip around 20 hrs ago, but nothing past that. I could hear a faint peeping from the chick, and some movement, but no further process. I'm a toddler when left alone (lol), and I couldn't help but assist. Got the lil guy out and now it's listless. Hasn't got up and tried to move...