- Oct 25, 2007
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Hi thanks to those who tried to help me figure out why so many of my chicks died after hatching/pipping.
I have a couple more eggs in the incubator that I can hear a chick pecking away or cheeping inside.
given that all of my chicks but one have died while hatching or shortly after, should I let this one exaust itself, or should I try to open it and help it...I'm afraid of being the cause of this one dying but we are at day 23 and since I figure the others either died from too high humidity...drowning once they pipped, or bacteria caused some damage, I'm really not sure what to do.
I've only ever tried to help a chick out a couple of times and only one of the two survived.
advice?
thanks
I have a couple more eggs in the incubator that I can hear a chick pecking away or cheeping inside.
given that all of my chicks but one have died while hatching or shortly after, should I let this one exaust itself, or should I try to open it and help it...I'm afraid of being the cause of this one dying but we are at day 23 and since I figure the others either died from too high humidity...drowning once they pipped, or bacteria caused some damage, I'm really not sure what to do.
I've only ever tried to help a chick out a couple of times and only one of the two survived.
advice?
thanks

