I don't think she absorbed all her yolk

[MamaBelle5]

I'm planning on leaving her in the incubator and removing any other ones as soon as they hatch so they don't hurt her. Do I need to do anything else? Am I right that she just hasn't fully absorbed her yolk?

 

[MamaBelle5]

I don't know if this picture is any better or not

 

[LuvBantums]

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She looks fine, but you will need to cut the part you see hanging with sterile scissors so it to tear and bleed.

 

[MamaBelle5]

She looks fine, but you will need to cut the part you see hanging with sterile scissors so it to tear and bleed.

It's not a string, it's kind of a glob more so. Should I give it a little bit to see if more gets absorbed?

 

[FoodFreedomNow]

When I have incubated chicks that hatch with unhealed navels, I place them in a short cup (really, a small plastic plant pot) lined with a stocking in the incubator so they can absorb anything that needs to be absorbed without being bothered by other hatchlings. Works like a charm. Best of luck!