HELP!! First timer of chick incubation and blood bubble at first pip

[gracelee]

I'm not sure exactly when this happened. Had to have been late last night or early morning. I noticed this morning at 8am when I checked on it again at 4 pm until now nothing has happened and no movement. In wondering if this is bad or if I should leave it.

 

[carolinasculpture]

This is my first hatch, too. So i am hoping someone with more experience will chime in. I just had 3 of my 4 hatch, and the inside of the eggs were a bit bloody, maybe just some of that coming out with the pip? How is it going?

 

[gracelee]

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This is my first hatch, too. So i am hoping someone with more experience will chime in. I just had 3 of my 4 hatch, and the inside of the eggs were a bit bloody, maybe just some of that coming out with the pip? How is it going?[/quote

 

[gracelee]

I got a warm wet rag and put it in the rag and gently wiped (probably shouldn't have) and oddly enough the blood spot went away and no pip hole under it.. It makes no since why there was blood in the first place if the pip wasn't happening.. So I'm stumped.
If you're are hatched and doing fine the red stuff is the membranes or veins leftover. Totally normal I'm sure.

 

[ChickNanny13]

I haven't hatched in years so hopefully someone it more recent experience will peep in shortly....How much blood are you talking about (gracelee), alot or just a trace? carolinasculpture - how are the chicks that hatched? Pictures help BYC members see what you are....

 

[gracelee]

None hatched yet.. I check this morning (8am) and saw blood spot that looked like a jelly ball stuck on the shell where pip should occur left it till about an hour ago and wiped it off and there was no pip or crack anywhere. No clue where the jelly like substance came from.

 

[AmyLynn2374]

I'm not sure exactly when this happened. Had to have been late last night or early morning. I noticed this morning at 8am when I checked on it again at 4 pm until now nothing has happened and no movement. In wondering if this is bad or if I should leave it.

Are you saying there is blood at the pip hole? If so, then the chick probably nicked or pipped through a vein in the membrane when it made the pip. Is the pip in the air cell or is it a malpositioned pip? This is more common with malpositioned pips because they are pipping in a more heavily veined area at the time of pip.

 

[gracelee]

Are you saying there is blood at the pip hole?  If so, then the chick probably nicked or pipped through a vein in the membrane when it made the pip. Is the pip in the air cell or is it a malpositioned pip?  This is more common with malpositioned pips because they are pipping in a more heavily veined area at the time of pip.

 

[gracelee]

I thought there was a pip hole due to the blood spot when wiped there was no hole at all
Also noticed there's clear fluid coming out of the little pores on egg very slowly what does this mean

 

[AmyLynn2374]

I thought there was a pip hole due to the blood spot when wiped there was no hole at all
Also noticed there's clear fluid coming out of the little pores on egg very slowly what does this mean

That's not a good sign. Stinkers and leakers should be pulled out. A seeping egg is not a good egg. It runs a risk of having bacteria in it and they run a risk of exploding. You are sure it's coming from the egg and not condensation from high humidity? It's the only egg that is doing this? What day are your eggs on? I'd pull it and candle it.