Membrane turning brown

[Skipper81]

Ok im going to take it out now and do that

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

Take your time and take a pic when you finish and post it. Makes it easier to help.

 

[Skipper81]

I took it out and put some coconut oil on the membrane and saw there is blood the membrane is hard and crusty but I did not touch it in case of bleeding the chick still is chewing

 

[Ms Biddy]

Good luck! I had one like this that I assisted in my last hatch. I basically had to do all the zipping, although I did it very slowly. When it finally got out, there was a section of shell and membrane stuck firmly to its back. It had held the chick in one spot and prevented it from being able to turn and zip on its own.

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

Looks great! The membrane isnt too brown and the beak is right there , so it can breath well.. i meant to tell you to stop if you saw any bleeds, you did perfect!
Ok, now what is the humidity level?
Also the temp..

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

Good luck! I had one like this that I assisted in my last hatch. I basically had to do all the zipping, although I did it very slowly. When it finally got out, there was a section of shell and membrane stuck firmly to its back. It had held the chick in one spot and prevented it from being able to turn and zip on its own.

Im glad you were able to help the little out.
Did it do well after?

 

[Skipper81]

Humidity is at 67 temp is 103

 

[Ms Biddy]

Yes, the yolk was fully absorbed and the blood vessels fully receded. The chick is 2 weeks old now and thriving.

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

Humidity is ok.... is it a still air or have a fan?

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

Yes, the yolk was fully absorbed and the blood vessels fully receded. The chick is 2 weeks old now and thriving.