Help!!!!

[sorensonfamily1]

I have a baby that is on incubation day 25 and she has been struggling really bad. What’s the best step I need to do to “help” her? She started wobbling on day 18 same with another eggs (died at day 21). The white is now hard.. she is making noises.. I had a intubated fail (mishap) I lost my whole batch besides one (hatched day 20) I would really like to not loss her too!!!

 

[Rillowen]

I dont know what to do, but im commenting to see if others may.
It doesnt look good though, too low humidity maybe?

 

[sorensonfamily1]

I dont know what to do, but im commenting to see if others may.
It doesnt look good though, too low humidity maybe?

Yes! My incubator malfunctioned…

 

[PrettyBirdRocky]

Do you have any coconut oil? If not, perhaps a damp cloth for membrane.

bring her out, gently hold her and gently remove membrane/shell. If she's at day 25 yolk is probably absorbed. Her feathers/fluff may be stuck, but will grow back. Just be gentle as can be. The get some water/safe a chick, if she'll stand

 

[PrettyBirdRocky]

Amd if she's the only one you may want to look around your area for others who may have chicks, as she'll need company

 

[sorensonfamily1]

Do you have any coconut oil? If not, perhaps a damp cloth for membrane.

bring her out, gently hold her and gently remove membrane/shell. If she's at day 25 yolk is probably absorbed. Her feathers/fluff may be stuck, but will grow back. Just be gentle as can be. The get some water/safe a chick, if she'll stand

I’m seeing red veins still? Should I be worried

 

[Rillowen]

I just found this.perhaps softening the membrane with a bit of warm water?

 

[PrettyBirdRocky]

I’m seeing red veins still? Should I be worried

Unfortunately your eyes are your best judgment. If it looks like yolk/belly is unattached to veins, should be ok. Ive had a few hatch that still had a few red veins in shell but none actively bleeding.

 

[PrettyBirdRocky]

Any update?

 

[sorensonfamily1]

Any update?

She is out of the egg but I believe the cord is wrapped around her leg so I’m try to make sure it’s dry and come away with out ripping it open so her leg is wrapped up to her tummy.. slowly getting the crust off her.. she is eating a yoke and electrolytes mix and seem to talk a lot after.. I will still do what I can to help her have the best chance