Thistledewfarm
Chirping
- Apr 23, 2016
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Following just cause I wanna know if it's twins lol
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Okay. I'm really starting to need help now, I went to go candle the egg and I found two others have pipped, one being my only coco maroon, but the coco maroon has pipped on the opposite side of the egg! I'm so freaking out right now! I have not had this happen ever before in any of my hatches. Yikes. I'm also afraid to open the incubator now because the chicks need the humidity, and every egg has pipped but one. I'm so lost!![]()
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Keep in mind that you are talking to a hatcher that is constantly opening the bator during hatching. I am NOT a hands off hatcher. I have a much different philosophy and my own theories. The first pic you shared on the thread shows condensation on the side of the bator. That tells me that your humidity is high enough if you have to open. When opening keep a wet balled up paper towel handy and quickly pull out the egg and leave the paper towel in there. This will help replace any loss in humidity. Candle, make your decisions and if you want you can put a little neosporin (w/o pain relief), bacitracin or petrolium (vaseline) on the exposed pip before you put it back in the bator and this will keep that pip from drying out from having it out in the air.Me too! I don't want to candle, because I have some other eggs that have problems, but I'm waiting to see if Amy thinks it's okay.
Okay. I'm really starting to need help now, I went to go candle the egg and I found two others have pipped, one being my only coco maroon, but the coco maroon has pipped on the opposite side of the egg! I'm so freaking out right now! I have not had this happen ever before in any of my hatches. Yikes. I'm also afraid to open the incubator now because the chicks need the humidity, and every egg has pipped but one. I'm so lost!![]()
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Me too! I don't want to candle, because I have some other eggs that have problems, but I'm waiting to see if Amy thinks it's okay.
Keep in mind that you are talking to a hatcher that is constantly opening the bator during hatching. I am NOT a hands off hatcher. I have a much different philosophy and my own theories. The first pic you shared on the thread shows condensation on the side of the bator. That tells me that your humidity is high enough if you have to open. When opening keep a wet balled up paper towel handy and quickly pull out the egg and leave the paper towel in there. This will help replace any loss in humidity. Candle, make your decisions and if you want you can put a little neosporin (w/o pain relief), bacitracin or petrolium (vaseline) on the exposed pip before you put it back in the bator and this will keep that pip from drying out from having it out in the air.
X2Following just cause I wanna know if it's twins lol
If it is actually zipping wait and see if it zips all the way. It will zip from where the pip is around the egg. If it starts zipping and stops and doesn't progress for more than half an hour, I would assist.Hey @AmyLynn2374 I have a bit of a problem. It looks like a chick is trying to zip form that whole in the possible twin egg, and they are zipping the wrong way. Instead of around the air cell it's doing it like from the half of the egg!I don't know if I should mess with it.![]()
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Can you get a pic of what it looks like now?It looks like it has stopped, none of the shell has fallen off ,there is just a big crack on half of the top end of the egg. Any thoughts again? Sorry to keep bothering you about this, I have just never dealt with this situation before, and you seem to be the only one who can offer advice and help. Thanks for your time.![]()