silkiemother
Crowing
so, here's the story and I know this doesn't go in this thread but I need help asap
I have a duckling who was set on 1/20, went into lock down thursday and it is now sunday night. turns out my humidity was much lower than I though and I saw the baby being really active but now activity is slow and I can't seem to see the baby moving. I went ahead and opened up her shell about the size of a penny and wetted her membrane with coconut oil since apparently my humidity seriously dropped and the membrane was white. it appears her blood vessels are pretty much dried up and this little one isn't very active, like I can't get a response out of her. Should i go ahead and carefully open up the membrane so she can breathe? I'm afraid she may not have been able to break through the dried membrane. this is my first time dealing with this, please help if you can
I have a duckling who was set on 1/20, went into lock down thursday and it is now sunday night. turns out my humidity was much lower than I though and I saw the baby being really active but now activity is slow and I can't seem to see the baby moving. I went ahead and opened up her shell about the size of a penny and wetted her membrane with coconut oil since apparently my humidity seriously dropped and the membrane was white. it appears her blood vessels are pretty much dried up and this little one isn't very active, like I can't get a response out of her. Should i go ahead and carefully open up the membrane so she can breathe? I'm afraid she may not have been able to break through the dried membrane. this is my first time dealing with this, please help if you can
