duckling with leaking yolk??

[Lacrystol]

Lacrystol thank you so much. Without you I'd have been to afraid to try anything.

Don't thank me yet, Thank me when that little bugger is OUT.

 

[ReeChatelain]

I bet, NICE, he looks very good, Ok put him in and give him two hours of resting, Are you prepared for an all nighter????

an all nighter? Lol

 

[ReeChatelain]

That bath wore him out! He is sound asleep. Lol

 

[calichicken]

Is it possible for him to get out on his own now that the goo is out? Or once you start assisting, they need help all the way out?

 

[Lacrystol]

an all nighter? Lol

OH didn't I tell you yet. HAHAHHAHA
Every two hours he needs to come out, his membrane needs to be wet down and once again, take the qtip and clean underneath him. Theres still a lot of gooy stuff in there but we can only do a little at a time, ONCE I don't see any veins we can attempt to get his head out. once his head is out then he'll be in safe mode.

 

[Lacrystol]

Is it possible for him to get out on his own now that the goo is out? Or once you start assisting, they need help all the way out?

Usually they need help all the way but in his case, he's still has a BUNCH of gooy stuff. I can tell by his membrane color..

 

[ReeChatelain]

Usually they need help all the way but in his case, he's still has a BUNCH of gooy stuff. I can tell by his membrane color..

he is drying but the membrane still has a yellow tint.

 

[Lacrystol]

YEP, that yellow tint is the gooy stuff still, we need him to dry up he's to wet. But we can't mess with him until he warms up, that gooy stuff gets them cold very very fast...

 

[Lacrystol]

so you think you can hang???

 

[calichicken]

Poor duck! Smooshed up in a sticky egg

Pretty awesome though to see the pics and understand what you are talking about!