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.