my chick is in a fully zipped egg but wont hatch

[Velley the roo]

I have two eggs that are hatching one of them is piping and the others egg is fully zipped but they haven't done any thing in the past day they are both still alive for they are chirping and breathing I don't know what to do can some one help me with this. I don't mind if they will be week I just want them to hatch.

 

[Spartan22]

Is it in the incubator or under a broody hen? If it’s in incubator Is it loosing humidity? you might be able to help the zipping one, but be careful not to cause bleeding especially if the yolk is not absorbed yet.

 

[Velley the roo]

It is in the incubator and the humidity and the temperature is fine they have both done no extra work on the egg maybe the already hatched chicks disturbed them to much

 

[RubyNala97]

I have two eggs that are hatching one of them is piping and the others egg is fully zipped but they haven't done any thing in the past day they are both still alive for they are chirping and breathing I don't know what to do can some one help me with this. I don't mind if they will be week I just want them to hatch.

If the chick has already zipped around the shell but it hasn’t pushed out and it’s been an extended period of time then it’s stuck and you need to help. Just pull apart the zip and let the chick push out. Once they start zipping around the egg they are ready. You won’t find blood. Just pull the zipped top off. They should not stop for extended periods of time (over an hour) once they have started zipping.

 

[Old McRonald]

If the chick has already zipped around the shell but it hasn’t pushed out and it’s been an extended period of time then it’s stuck and you need to help. Just pull apart the zip and let the chick push out. Once they start zipping around the egg they are ready. You won’t find blood. Just pull the zipped top off. They should not stop for extended periods of time (over an hour) once they have started zipping.

I agree. Did this with a chick 2 weeks ago, actually had to help it get it's head out. Doing great ever since!

 

[Pork Pie]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/guide-to-assisted-hatching-for-all-poultry.72886/