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It's a two person job. One to firmly hold the chick and the other to look into, swab the throat with a Q tip - sometimes shining a light into the throat will help to observe them.

Did you look into or swab their throats ?

Gape worms in young birds is very uncommon as they need to have access to intermediary hosts in order to become infected. It is far more likely that your birds are suffering from a respiratory infection and may need antibiotics. How did you diagnose that they had gapeworms ?