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I know it is tough. SO far he still looks good. He is eating and drinking and running around just fine. Hopefully yours pulls through, but I would keep a close eye on him. Make sure he is out of the bater and in a lower humidity area to help it dry.

So far so good...he is still not happy being seperated, but he is moving around just fine. My luck is that he will pull through this and after all this worrying we will find out it is a roo! We only have room for one...so any other go to the pot. Either way...at least he is doing better today...

I couldnt just leave it because it went from looking completely normal...to a little pussy...to things hanging within minutes. I think had I left it it would all have come out. He seems to be eating, and he is certainly pooping fine. All of my chicks have the same father, but different mothers...

Hey Suz, Thanks for the suggestion of liquid bandage. I cant say for sure that he is going to make it, but we cleaned the area of the food and stuff that was stuck to him and applied the liquid bandage. We were gone for a few hours and he seems to be doing better now. The seeping has stopped it...

I will certainly try searching for this. the liquid bandage definately sounds better then nothing! He was due to hatch yesterday (day 21)...so right on schedule.

It didnt take him too long compared to the rest of the chicks. He first pipped around 2p yesterday, and I checked him aroun 4am and he was completly out...but probably within an hour of hatching. Our longest chick took over 26 hours, and is doing fine. We hatched every egg, and only one had a...

I dont know what is wrong with a chick that hatched last night and it is almost like the insides of his body are coming out through the area where his umbilical cord was attached. The more he chirps the more it comes out. It first looked like honey or jelly...but now I see some veins too! What...