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Good going K, explain what was going on that you had to intervene is that the normal look of a membrane? of all the chicks that have hatched here I have never seen one look like that.
It was day 28 for the peachick, and as you can see, it had not pipped internally. I believe this one could not pip because it was shrink wrapped, hence the color of the membrane.Good going K, explain what was going on that you had to intervene is that the normal look of a membrane? of all the chicks that have hatched here I have never seen one look like that.
It was day 28 for the peachick, and as you can see, it had not pipped internally. I believe this one could not pip because it was shrink wrapped, hence the color of the membrane.
Here you can see the beak:
after I moistened the membrane I exposed it's beak, then stuck it back in the incubator for 24 hours.
Peachicks normally take 28 days, but when I candled this one I could tell it was running out of energy, so made the decision to intervene.
-Kathy
The think membrane is something I'm looking into, 'cause I also had two of those. I've also see the brown shrink-wrapped ones, but only if they pipped internally... Here the not internally pipped and shrink-wrapped have always been white.That membrane looks very thick when my hens chick died in the shell before hatch day I opened it up and the membrane didn't look thick like the one in the pic. So the white is shrink wrapped? I thought it would be brown.
Knock wood... the few few days make me quite anxious.Interesting to say the least.
Looks like a very healthy pea chick.