I need to know what I'm doing wrong...

[chickens 4 life]

UPDATE: HATCHED!!! She looks like a Silkie!

 

[chickens 4 life]

After this peep fluffs up, I'm gonna put them in the brooder, or should I do that later?

 

[Ebony Rose]

Fluff then brood. The added moisture of the eggs hatching will raise the humidity in the incubator too much to keep the little ones in there after they've fluffed.

I want to add: Don't be alarmed if there's a full day or more between first egg hatched and second or last egg to hatch. This is very common and nerve wracking.

 

[chickens 4 life]

Fluff then brood. The added moisture of the eggs hatching will raise the humidity in the incubator too much to keep the little ones in there after they've fluffed.

I want to add: Don't be alarmed if there's a full day or more between first egg hatched and second or last egg to hatch. This is very common and nerve wracking.

Okay! Also the first chick started pecking the other, so I separated them. They seem to be doing fine after I put them back together. Should I have done that?

 

[chickens 4 life]

I need chick name ideas, I got none .
Also, first chick looks like a she.

 

[chickens 4 life]

 

[Ebony Rose]

They cannot really see each other yet, so no need to consider their pecks as hostile. Right now, they are exploring their world with the same tool that they've come to rely upon, their beak. No worries.

If you choose names NOW, be sure to make them unisex.

 

[chickens 4 life]

They cannot really see each other yet, so no need to consider their pecks as hostile. Right now, they are exploring their world with the same tool that they've come to rely upon, their beak. No worries.

If you choose names NOW, be sure to make them unisex.

Ok, wait, they can't see anything yet?

 

[Ebony Rose]

Just like human babies don't really focus well when born, neither do chicken babies. It's a blur.

 

[chickens 4 life]

Ohh! I finally out them in the brooder!