Hatching Emergency !!!!

[emmallaub]

The one with the string looks pretty good to me, so I think it might be okay to put it in the brooder.

 

[casportpony]

So, he managed to get it off himself so I added some safe antibacterial and brought him into the brooder. But then a yellowish liquid started pouring from his abdomen. Like he seems fine, but I put him back in the incubator just so the other chicks wouldnt peck at him.

What is the liquid?

How much yellow?

 

[emmallaub]

How much yellow?

It's like a pale yellow, there's a quoted photo above.

 

[casportpony]

Did that come from his belly where the string was attached or from his poop hole?

 

[emmallaub]

Did that come from his belly where the string was attached or from his poop hole?

I believe it was where the string was attached, but I can't be sure.

 

[casportpony]

I believe it was where the string was attached, but I can't be sure.

If it came from where the string was that is a very bad sign, but not much you can do about it if it did.

 

[The Golden Egg5]

I believe it was where the string was attached, but I can't be sure.

My guess is that was pooped out unless the umbilical area is open. How is the chick acting?

 

[casportpony]

My guess is that was pooped out unless the umbilical area is open. How is the chick acting?

I hope it was pooped out.

 

[emmallaub]

My guess is that was pooped out unless the umbilical area is open. How is the chick acting?

It's perfectly fine, zipping around in the incubator.
I guess I'll let it into the brooder and just monitor it from there.

Hopefully it's ok.
Guess it's time to move my worries to the malpositioned duckling.

 

[emmallaub]

I hope it was pooped out.

Let's keep our fingers crossed.