HELP!! PLEASE!! *Baby pics!!*

[Acre of Blessings]

redhen--you made me want to drive to Mass. to come and sit on your hands.

Stay calm, they'll be O.K.

 

[UrbanMama]

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I'm so happy she hatched and is doing well ( the little red nub is the equivalent of a belly button ) Now it's time to wait for the other one

 

[Quail_Antwerp]

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Ditto!

 

[horsejody]

Updates? Pictures?

 

[enola]

 

[redhen]

okay..here she/he is....thanks so much for helping me! shes so ugly shes cute!

also..is she frizzled? she still has some egg membrane stuck to her...

 

[UrbanMama]

She's so sweet!

 

[redhen]

okay, the other egg is STILL alive!..(just candled it)..i am going to leave it alone...i am going to leave it alone....i am going to leave it alone...

 

[Suellyn]

Hi & happy hatching...

just for comparison purposes: mine took anywhere from 12 to 16 hours from pip (when shell was just kinda "punched-out looking) to zip (when they started to work their way around shell to "get the lid off"), and anywhere from 15 minutes to 2 hours from beginning of zip, to hatch!! All are fine, happy & spoiled rotten at 3 weeks old now.

Nerve-wracking, but WELL within normal limits!! There were also spans of time when one or the other would STOP completely, no chirping, no rocking, NOTHING (I even threaded a coat hanger thru vent hole to give them a couple taps, to see if they would DO anything, and NOPE), I was SURE they were dead or dying multiple times, but they weren't... they were just resting for the "big event" & came out just fine in their own sweet time...

Hang in there...

 

[redhen]

thanks Suellyn!....

..appreciate the support!...and..

you shouldnt have told me about the coat hanger trick!....i'll be doing that next!....