duck eggs pipped hours ago, still no progress. Help!

[DuckiesRMyThing]

Ooh yes some pics would be great here's a pic of my bantam that hatched some chicks last spring

awwwwww so adorable!!!!!

 

[chickencrazy999]

 I'll post a pic of it now, if it wont disturb the hatching.

. Yeah it should be fine just don't open the incubator

 

[DuckiesRMyThing]

will opening the bator for a pic door disturb hatching cause the door is tinted and I cant see through it well in pictures.

 

[DuckiesRMyThing]

my cat is playing with the computer mouse on the screen right now lol

 

[chickencrazy999]

We'll you would have to be quick because if it open to long the duckling may get shrink wrapped but as it hasn't yet pipped through the egg a quick glimpse should be fine

 

[chickencrazy999]

my cat is playing with the computer mouse on the screen right now lol

. Lol

 

[chickencrazy999]

I have four cats and they are ever so sweet

 

[DuckiesRMyThing]

I have four cats and they are ever so sweet

I have 2 cats, 2 ducks ( which is how I got the eggs), 2 parakeets, and hopfully all 7 of lucky's eggs will hatch, 2 are about to hatch, and the others have a few more weeks to go. I hate when people think that cats are mean, don't you? mine have never bit, scratched, or hissed at me, they are also snuggly, and playful

 

[DuckiesRMyThing]

thx I'll take a pic now.

 

[Miss Lydia]

you can cause humidity to drop if you open the bator and can cause your ducklings to shrink wrap inside the egg, so leave the door closed and just wait ducklings take their sweet time in coming out nothing like chicks who just pop out. yes 24-36 hrs sometimes. So be patient and PM Lacrystol or casportpony both can give you good advise on hatching duck eggs in a bator.