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I dont watch my humidity either, same here i just keep water in the bottom.
Yea if th eeggs dries on it, you will have to wrap a warm cloth around it and leave it in the bator so it softens the egg. but leave a space where it can breath.
well this morning that same chick was on his belly with the egg stuck dry as a bone on his back. the whole half of the shell. his eye was glued shut too. so i took him to the kitchen sink and got warm water and dribbled it into the shell like he was taking a bath in his egg tub! After a few minutes the shell slid off. then i moistened his eye and it opened. he seems to be doing fine. i had to wipe him down with a wet cotton ball to get the rest of the dried up goop off him, hopefully he will make it. I will keep ya all posted.
I've had chicks that hatched the same way and did as you did with the warm water and most did fine
I found that in one hatch I didn't have enough water in each of the areas where water goes in the incubator and the temp spiked a degree for a few hours so I had a few stuck with the gooey stuff.
I dont watch my humidity either, same here i just keep water in the bottom.
Yea if th eeggs dries on it, you will have to wrap a warm cloth around it and leave it in the bator so it softens the egg. but leave a space where it can breath.
well this morning that same chick was on his belly with the egg stuck dry as a bone on his back. the whole half of the shell. his eye was glued shut too. so i took him to the kitchen sink and got warm water and dribbled it into the shell like he was taking a bath in his egg tub! After a few minutes the shell slid off. then i moistened his eye and it opened. he seems to be doing fine. i had to wipe him down with a wet cotton ball to get the rest of the dried up goop off him, hopefully he will make it. I will keep ya all posted.
I've had chicks that hatched the same way and did as you did with the warm water and most did fine
