It's not, it can chill the egg and chick.I'm not sure but I don't think wrapping it in a wet paper towel is a good idea.
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It's not, it can chill the egg and chick.I'm not sure but I don't think wrapping it in a wet paper towel is a good idea.
It's a [very]warm paper towel, which I replace about every 30 minutes. Plenty of other people have had it work for them, so I'm giving it a shot, it was just over the membrane(not over the pip) before, and now it's wrapped somewhat like a blanket around it, to keep it in somewhat more egg-like conditions until it takes in the rest of the yolk.It's not, it can chill the egg and chick.
Yes, the abdomen was open. It hatched early(on it's own, although I think it might have had help from the other chick) and came out with the yolk a little bigger than a jelly bean. It was doing fine and all of a sudden the entire yolk was out and within about 5 seconds or so it must have adhered to the mesh bottom of the incubator and tore slightly open when the chick tried to move.... I'm not really sure how it all happened or exactly what happened.... almost 3 hours later and it's still kickingThe abdomen is open, the yolk was hanging out and the yolk popped??
12 hours now and it's doing ok so far.
Well... The edge of the yolk dried and it fell off in the night. I vet wrapped the navel at that point and this morning it had clotted(sort of scabbed over) and I wrapped it again just in case. it has woken up and tried getting on it's feet many times now. I have it in a Tupperware container in the incubator and I gave it a bottle cap of mash this morning. I plan on getting knock off Pedialyte to help with the loss of the yolk... I don't know how well this will go, but I'm trying and it seems to be trying. Any suggestions are very, very welcome.
How's the belly looking?