I have a question

[Katie86]

So I have two eggs due today one hatches and the other hasn't internally pipped yet but there is movement in the egg what do I do

 

[Eggscaping]

So I have two eggs due today one hatches and the other hasn't internally pipped yet but there is movement in the egg what do I do

I'm not an expert, but from the comments on questions like this I've seen on here...you wait. Some eggs need a bit more time. Also, what day exactly are they?

 

[quackingdom]

So I have two eggs due today one hatches and the other hasn't internally pipped yet but there is movement in the egg what do I do

You do nothing. Movement is a good sign and hopefully it will internally pip soon.

 

[Katie86]

I'm not an expert, but from the comments on questions like this I've seen on here...you wait. Some eggs need a bit more time. Also, what day exactly are they?

They are on day 28

 

[quackingdom]

Wait, so are these duck eggs?

 

[Katie86]

Wait, so are these duck eggs?

Yes

 

[Katie86]

Yes

They are khaki Campbells which are 21 to 28 day to hatch

 

[quackingdom]

Any updates? Has it internally pipped yet?
It's fairly normal for eggs to hatch up to two days late, I think.

 

[FortCluck]

So I have two eggs due today one hatches and the other hasn't internally pipped yet but there is movement in the egg what do I do

You can wait up to 48 hours from the hatch date and sometimes 72 hours from the hatch date for them to come out.

You might have some late to the hatch party.

If you don't see anything come out of the egg for 72 hours, you can do an egg topsy. Just put the egg in a plastic bag and crush it a little bit so that you can see what happened to the egg.

Give that little guy or girl a chance to hatch out. Don't try to mess with the eggs too much, just let them do their thing.

 

[Katie86]

You can wait up to 48 hours from the hatch date and sometimes 72 hours from the hatch date for them to come out.

You might have some late to the hatch party.

If you don't see anything come out of the egg for 72 hours, you can do an egg topsy. Just put the egg in a plastic bag and crush it a little bit so that you can see what happened to the egg.

Give that little guy or girl a chance to hatch out. Don't try to mess with the eggs too much, just let them do their thing.

The baby duck is still moving it just hasnt piped internal or external yet