hatching chick issue?

[Wyorp Rock]

Looks like you have been given good advice/suggestions.

I hope your chicks make it.

 

[Chicken_tiger_catt]

I dono I should have just showed u one of mine here lemme show u the little bit of blood and yolk still there it was fine hatching and I just leave mine in the incubator till it’s dry…. Some have it some don’t I don’t get too worried if they are energetic wobbling all around some of them I just wait longer before moving to incubator do to the fact if it’s red there others may pec and injure the area. This one just hatched and still had quiet a bit of membrane all over it it’s gonna be just fine.

Ok. I just moved them to the brooder, because they are moving around a lot. I’m worried about the smaller one. Should I let them play together? I don’t want them to be hurt. Here’s some pictures to show them together.

 

[Chicken_tiger_catt]

I am so sorry everyone I did not see this was a quail egg thread !

It’s ok, I’m talking about a Plymouth Rock chick. I came here cause I figured people were already here to help, and I needed advice. You’re alright

 

[Clodill4rel]

Ok. I just moved them to the brooder, because they are moving around a lot. I’m worried about the smaller one. Should I let them play together? I don’t want them to be hurt. Here’s some pictures to show them together.

I really recommend that you do Keep them together. Ones already drinking mine haven’t started that yet born today…

 

[Chicken_tiger_catt]

I really recommend that you do Keep them together. Ones already drinking mine haven’t started that yet born today…

Ok. I’m still up, monitoring them but keeping my distance.

 

[Chicken_tiger_catt]

I didn’t sleep at all last night! The birds are doing ok, I have them in the brooder and they are both acting normal now. The little one kept falling into the waterer, but the big one was surprisingly nice, and showed them how to drink. They haven’t eaten much, but that’s to be expected. I was nervous about the big one being to rough with their sibling, but the little one is actually strong enough to shove the big one out of the way! I think since they made it through the night, they’ll be ok.

 

[Nabiki]

I'm glad your chicks are doing well. It won't hurt to get some Nutri-Drench to give the little one an extra boost for a couple days, but it may always be little. When I've had quail chicks that hit a vein and lost some blood at hatch, they have always grown slower than the others. Sometimes they don't make it, sometimes they do.