I may be just overly paranoid?
oh gosh, ok! I’ve been terrified to shrink wrap them!
Ok, the babe is in the brooder, pips are still moving... That got the humidity down to 70. Should I continue to keep it cracked? Thank you for helping me through this. I feel so terrible!
Thank you!
) is thriving. 
Unfortunately, I knew I had issues with the others who were trying so hard to free themselves... 2 pips were actively moving. I could tell that they were trying so hard to zip, but couldn’t. Instead, one’s beak appeared stuck, while the other couldn’t spin, making a series pips along the same area. I could hear their little bodies and chirps giving it all the had! At about 11:30 last night, I began to assist the one what couldn’t spin. It was terrible. I cried, but eventually he/she was freed, and looked good (not much blood in the membrane), but it was so week. I also chipped away just a bit at the area where the others beak was stuck, hoping that by morning it would have made some progress, or at the very least would have been pipped for more than 24 hours. She was shrink wrapped so tightly when I came down at 4:30 this morning. The other chick had dried off so I placed it in with Italy, and they have been cuddle buddies ever since! I hope he/she makes it. After assisting last night, I hoped I would never be in that position again, fearing making a fatal flaw, but here he found ourselves... I’m sure he/she had been struggling ALL night. We began the process, and although he/she was moving and breathing heavily, I could see exhaustion had taken over. Eventually, after nearly having to take him/her completely out, things have been looking optimistic. Still quite weak, but alert. After just a couple of hours I thought the best thing for it would be to move it in with the other chicks. Maybe they would offer snuggles and a bit of encouragement... Well, Italy immediately stepped in, gave just one gentle peck to asses the situation, and literally took the tiny body under her wing. All three are snugged together, and even though it’s too early to tell if they will all make it, I know that without assisting they all would have died, except for Italy. After placing the 3 babes together, I had little hope for any others, so I water candled. Nothing. Upon opening each egg, I found internal pips and tiny air cells. As anticipated, was indeed the fatal mistake. 
