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coleson12
Chirping
Looks like all the eggs left have developed chicks but no internal pip
. All the air cells in those eggs are either very large or weird shapped

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Looks like all the eggs left have developed chicks but no internal pip. All the air cells in those eggs are either very large or weird shapped
he loves the sugar water, and I dont have a wife or kidscole you just need to give ted more time it's important that he's drinking more than anything else If the yoke was completely absorbed he can go without food or water for 3 days. if he's drinking and or eating at all your way ahead of the game .if your this attentive over a little chick you must have drove your wife nuts over your children. You have really struck with it today. We're all proud of you now get some rest.
he loves the sugar water, and I dont have a wife or kids![]()
you got kids now
We're wishing you both good luck! You got this. Just give yourself and the little guy some time.I just put boot on (he was falling all over the place) its so sad because its hard for him to walk. Its going to drive me crazy. Will see what everything looks like wendsday night. Wish Ted good luck.
While this is what the experts tout....and I disagree in normally hatched chicks, I woould be very careful applying the three day philosophy to a chick that had problems hatching especially one that was drying out in the shell. I would hypothesize that they would be at a greater danger of dehydration and less apt to let them go after hatch w/out water and would even push electrolytes.cole you just need to give ted more time it's important that he's drinking more than anything else If the yoke was completely absorbed he can go without food or water for 3 days. if he's drinking and or eating at all your way ahead of the game .if your this attentive over a little chick you must have drove your wife nuts over your children. You have really struck with it today. We're all proud of you now get some rest.
I'm going to agree with Amy on this one. The chicks with leg and feet problems always have a hard time getting to the food and water. You're going to have to force the water on him for a day or two. That could be the difference between life and death. I also agree with the electrolytes, or Sav-a-Chick if you can get some. That will help with the curled toes as wellWe're wishing you both good luck! You got this. Just give yourself and the little guy some time.
While this is what the experts tout....and I disagree in normally hatched chicks, I woould be very careful applying the three day philosophy to a chick that had problems hatching especially one that was drying out in the shell. I would hypothesize that they would be at a greater danger of dehydration and less apt to let them go after hatch w/out water and would even push electrolytes.