need advice silkie in incubator

[TOR]

I have a silkie egg, been piped through egg shell bout 24 hours. I removed some of the shell. Looks like blood inside shell. Maybe it piped a vein the membrane. I used coconut oil on membrane. I can wait awhile till tonight or longer or try and remove egg tear or cut membrane and try to extract chic.
I know the chic needs to consume yolk.
The chic may be aligned wrong or maybe not enough air cell not sure. I am by far no expert.

I had another silkie which piped left for over 24 hours and died. Others were hatching I lost track of it.

Should I give it more time tonight or tomorrow morning see what happens, maybe take chance and try to extract tonight? The chic does not look like it going to come out on its own, but then just never know.

 

[Chickeria]

I'm sorry I can't really help because I don't have the needed experience - from what I have read it is importand to keep the area moist so it is good you did apply the coconut oil. Can you see the beak of the chick? When the beak is directly under the hole in the membrane or even a little bit outside it should be able to breathe. It should sometimes be making little motions with its beak like 'swallowing', this would indicate it is absorbing the yolk sac and so needs more time. I hope someone with experience in such cases will chime in and help soon and I hope your little one will hatch - good luck

 

[TOR]

its just chirping I will check for the swallowing.
Never had this with the blood inside

 

[Chickeria]

Here is a thread with lots of advice and lots of pictures so you can perhaps compare with your situation: https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/guide-to-assisted-hatching-for-all-poultry.72886/

 

[Yardmom]

It probably pipped through a vein. If the beak is out just let it be in the humidity. It will most likely be fine and come out soon. If it is yawning then definitely wait.

 

[TOR]

If it is yawning then it is still absorbing yoke? Never saw a chicken yawn for being tired.
Thanks for the post everyone

 

[Chickeria]

If it is yawning then it is still absorbing yoke? Never saw a chicken yawn for being tired.
Thanks for the post everyone

Yes yawning/eating motions of the beak show it is still absorbing yolk and needs time.

 

[TOR]

Thank you all for the help great article hope this turns out well
Thanks Again

 

[Chickeria]

Please give an update, praying your baby hatches and is well