once they are up and moving....i'd get some of that electrolyte mix to put in their water.
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Wow, your little black one is really awake. That's great. It's like he/she is telling the other one to wake up. You may want to turn the little one over once in a while..about every two hrs. so the head doesn't want to stay on one side when it wakes up. I've found that they will hold their heads the way they were laying on for a while if not turned. My babies are still waking up. I have to go out of town, hoping when I get back, they will be awake enough to handle and get pictures. They seem to be doing ok so far.I hope yours are doing well this morning as well! This egg hatching is tricky business I'm learning! I hatched the other 10 eggs last night, as they weren't doing anything and the incubator had been opened so many times to help these two...there were 9 fully formed chicks of the 10! Sad that they didn't make it. I know the humidity was the issue for most after looking at their shells. Grr. But I'm thrilled that we have 2 who seem to be doing well. Can't wait to see how yours are!
I was so happy to wake up today to see that the sac has shrunken considerably and he is happily chirping away and starting to walk around a bit more in his little container. The 2nd one is a bit more out of its shell, but I can still see the yolk sac (now that I know what I'm looking for!), so I'm leaving him alone. He's wrapped in a wet paper towel, as the membrane was hardened. The black one likes to hang out right here, over the other one. So cute!
Here they are today: The black one is moving around well. The other one looks ok I guess? Not beautiful at the moment, but he's alive!
I took the container of water out and will remove the sponge once this little guy is out of his shell. He's getting there, but I think he'll have the sac hanging from him as well for a bit. The lighter colored one still has gunk over his head. I can clean that with a warm/wet Qtip later on today I guess. Then, hopefully they will start to fluff out.
Thanks again for all of your help.
once they are up and moving....i'd get some of that electrolyte mix to put in their water.
They are adorable! I hope the little one continues to grow and thrive.
That's great that you were able to get more, and at no cost. Hopefully, the next ones will do really well! Thanks for sharing the pictures...there is just something so sweet about little yellow chicks!
Thanks again for all of your help. Best wishes for more success!