External pip looks weird. Is this a problem? (pic)

[NorthwoodsChick]

Is this blood normal? I see the egg tooth covered by membrane but I don’t see chewing. RH 71%.

 

[Huntmaster]

Looks like pipped a little low hitting a vein. Doesn't look like much bleeding should be ok.

 

[NorthwoodsChick]

Looks like pipped a little low hitting a vein. Doesn't look like much bleeding should be ok.

Thank you!! I would hate to have to open the bator at this point.
I have another that pipped in right place but the wgg rolled and hole is facing now down looking at the grate. Is that a concern? I see chewing motion so thinking it’s ok. (sorry so many ?- first ever hatch)

 

[Huntmaster]

Thank you!! I would hate to have to open the bator at this point.
I have another that pipped in right place but the wgg rolled and hole is facing now down looking at the grate. Is that a concern? I see chewing motion so thinking it’s ok. (sorry so many ?- first ever hatch)

Everything should be fine leaving alone, but if you do go in you can upright pip to top. New hatchlings are likely to move eggs around know matter how much you try. Patients is best practice in my opinion. GOOD LUCK let us know how things turn out.

 

[NorthwoodsChick]

Update: This guy hatched in middle of night. Presently bouncing around in the bator.

 

[Huntmaster]

Update: This guy hatched in middle of night. Presently bouncing around in the bator.

Congratulations glad to hear, patients win again.