Dried membrane

[MGG]

Thankyou i wasn't sure but that helps so much

You're welcome, keep me posted

 

[Emma140210]

So this one has hatched but im not sure if its burst its yolk sack?

 

[MGG]

So this one has hatched but im not sure if its burst its yolk sack?

No, that's just hatching gunk, as we call it. Fetal wastes from the duration of incubation. You can just pull it off gently and toss it.
Congrats on the baby!

 

[Emma140210]

Thankyou soo much ive been soo worried it looked quite yellow and it was all stringy the time i had noticed that it had hatched so i had no idea what it was

 

[MGG]

Thankyou soo much ive been soo worried it looked quite yellow and it was all stringy the time i had noticed that it had hatched so i had no idea what it was

No problem!
Is this the baby that had the dry membrane before?

 

[Emma140210]

The one that had the dry membrane has hatched but the other one im not sure is in the wrong position maybe? hasnt tried anymore since yesterday im thinking maybe it cant get out its self looks very dry inside from what i can see through the whole not sure though what do you think?

 

[Emma140210]

Not sure if these are any better to see

 

[MGG]

Not sure if these are any better to see

The hatched baby is so cute with his sibling, haha! Did he do that on his own or did the other baby pick at it? When that much she'll is missing around the beak they can have trouble, they need that leverage. Can you take it out and candle both ends in a dark room to look for any veins?

 

[Emma140210]

Yeah i can candle and have a look. The duck did do it itself but the other duck is trying to peck at it now.

 

[Emma140210]

I think i still see the odd small veins on the membrane thats attached to him but cant see much through the egg i think it may be stuck? I did pick a little shell off there and its trying to push but getting nowhere