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i just added a bunch of water cups to increase the humidity. hope it works.
and here is a picture of the deformed chick that survive. its sad that he is the way he is and i don't know what to do with him.
that is exactly what happened to me!!! it may look deformed , just keep him in bator. i had to help mine and mine was more premature but leave him in the bator ~48 hours then plop him in the brooder. he will dry off and he is fine! i have had one chick with the same situation and now he is super tall (i swear he was jumping over the other one) and very nice and fluffy. sometimes it happens just leave him be just make sure the temp is at 101*F (or 99.5*F is you have a fanned incubator)... leave him like that for around 50 hours hell be fine
and here is a picture of the deformed chick that survive. its sad that he is the way he is and i don't know what to do with him.
that is exactly what happened to me!!! it may look deformed , just keep him in bator. i had to help mine and mine was more premature but leave him in the bator ~48 hours then plop him in the brooder. he will dry off and he is fine! i have had one chick with the same situation and now he is super tall (i swear he was jumping over the other one) and very nice and fluffy. sometimes it happens just leave him be just make sure the temp is at 101*F (or 99.5*F is you have a fanned incubator)... leave him like that for around 50 hours hell be fine
