Need help!

[Aaron nassery]

Thank you!! I’ll definitely be posting some pics tomorrow! Again, Thank you soo much for helping me. This has honestly made things a lot easier.

 

[MGG]

Thank you!! I’ll definitely be posting some pics tomorrow! Again, Thank you soo much for helping me. This has honestly made things a lot easier.

It's no problem! I'm glad I could help you! First hatches are terribly stressful, lol. You're doing great!

 

[Aaron nassery]

It's no problem! I'm glad I could help you! First hatches are terribly stressful, lol. You're doing great!

Hey !!!! Guess what!!!!!

 

[MGG]

Hey !!!! Guess what!!!!!

What?!?!
Are they all doing ok this morning?

 

[Aaron nassery]

They hatched!!!!! I’m waiting for the other 3 but they hatched!!!! I’m so thankful for the help. I would have been lost and probably would have made things worse if I didn’t get help.

 

[MGG]

They hatched!!!!! I’m waiting for the other 3 but they hatched!!!! I’m so thankful for the help. I would have been lost and probably would have made things worse if I didn’t get help.

Oh yay!!!! Congratulations on your new babies!!!
They're so sweet. I'm glad I could help!

 

[Aaron nassery]

thank you!!!!! I’m so excited and happy that they made it. Another one is hatching right now. Other than the eggs that died along the way. This has been a 80 percent hatch rate so far. I have a question, how long should they stay in the incubator after they hatch? I have read that you should wait until they are dry, some say for 18-24 hours, some say 48. Some say you should wait until they all hatch. What is the proper amount of time?

 

[MGG]

thank you!!!!! I’m so excited and happy that they made it. Another one is hatching right now. Other than the eggs that died along the way. This has been a 80 percent hatch rate so far. I have a question, how long should they stay in the incubator after they hatch? I have read that you should wait until they are dry, some say for 18-24 hours, some say 48. Some say you should wait until they all hatch. What is the proper amount of time?

Awesome! I remove the chicks as soon as they're dry, usually an hour or two after hatching. It's what I've found to work best.

 

[Aaron nassery]

One of my chicks doesn’t look to good. He was the first hatch but he is just lying down and not moving to much. Should I be worried. The others are moving around a lot but he moves the. Just lies right back down

 

[MGG]

One of my chicks doesn’t look to good. He was the first hatch but he is just lying down and not moving to much. Should I be worried. The others are moving around a lot but he moves the. Just lies right back down

Can you post a pic? Is he in the brooder and if so is he warm enough?