Yea, I agree with Ravyn, I think I'd move the others. I fired up the 2nd Brinsea instead of my brooder, if this first one hatches soon, I'll move it to the other bator.
Only the 1 external pip, but I can see good drawdown in the others and I think a few internals. I'm conflicted, because this external pip is now 26 hours, it's right along the edge of the air cell, but it doesn't look like the chick has moved into the air cell! I can still see the majority of the air cell, still all open space.
I did not run temps high this time, so I didn't expect any pips early. Not sure why this one pipped so soon, and no others yet, so I'm debating whether to assist or not. I think I'm gonna go to bed, and set an alarm for a couple more hours, then decide. Still 7 hours before its technically day 20. :/
Honestly, this is just me but I usually go to like 36 hours before starting an assist with a pipper. That's just me! Good luck to the little guy or girl!
Awww... too cute...
Wasn't it low on the egg too? I'm thinking it was an 'oops' pip... like it did it's internal and external pip at the same time, so should double the wait time to 48hrs... right?
I think you are right about the splash...but I don't do splash so you tell me...
They're still a little damp from the bator but I snapped some pics while moving them. These are the 2 light ones...
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