Just Hatched and new baby kicking all the eggs!! Help!

[paddyro]

It took about an hour to zip and now the chicklet is moving all the eggs! Should I move him to the brooder??

 

[AwallRooster]

only if it's completely dry.I never take mine to the brooder till then.
others might have a different method that works for them , but this works for me

congrads on the hatch!!

 

[ssollars]

i was told by a fellow hatcher to leave them in the incubator for at least 24-72 hours then take them out...

 

[LitleLostSecret]

I've got the same problem litttle guy was going to have a friend soon but he kicked it clear across the incubator now its not rocking or moving anymore..... just when he was starting the zip. I'm hoping that it'll still hatch while i'm asleep.

 

[ssollars]

yeah!!! i helped out one last night before i went to bed and when my daughter woke up just a few min ago i checked on my others and another one hatched and i had to help it cuz it was trying to get its butt out of the shell lol... now i have two baby bannies and one more to hatch i dont think the other two is going to hatch... when i candeled them a few days ago the eggs were clear

 

[Time-Out]

I remove them to the brooder straight away, as long as no-one else is zipping. They fluff up quicker under the dry heat from the brooder, I've found.

 

[paddyro]

Executive decision made - I've been moving them to the brooder. My incubator isn't very conducive to leaving them in there (Lyon), so I went ahead and transferred them over. The hatched ones (5 now) are doing great! Of the other 6, one is zipping and 4 are pipped. Wow! This has been an exausting experience - I have hardly slept in two nights!! Hopefully, if there are any future hatches for me, I'll be a little more laid back about it!

 

[Time-Out]

Lol you won't! You think you will, and you might be until lockdown, but you'll still end up with your nose pressed against the window