New Chick has Green Spot on Chest

[CarterKoopa]

Hello
I just got some new chickens yesterday and one of them is having some problems. She is very lethargic (gotten worse since yesterday), where she is always lying down with wings droppy. I have tried giving her some sugar water and electrolytes, but they don't seem to be helping. Upon closer inspection I found that she has a large green spot on here chest which I have attached below. Is there anything I can do to save her?
Thank you for any help .

 

[Wolfefarmyard]

That “spot” is just her crop.

 

[CarterKoopa]

Ok, excuse my bad chicken amatomy ! What do you think about the other symptoms?

 

[cluckmecoop7]

That “spot” is just her crop.

But why is it green?

 

[paneubert]

Wonder if her crop is full of Gro Gel? Maybe it is a problem with her crop draining. How old is she? Have you seen her eat? Is her crop hard, or squishy?

 

[CarterKoopa]

She hatched Monday from a hatchery, she got to me on Wednesday. There was Grogel in the package, so that could be why it was green. Her crop feels squishy. I've not seen her eat, but I have given her some electrolyte water.

 

[paneubert]

My guess is that she was not formed correctly when developing in the egg, and she has crop/digestion issues. I bet she filled up on Gro Gel and is not able to process it further into her body. You could try massaging it like people do for grown chickens who have sour/impacted crop, but I don't think this is a good sign......

 

[Sequel]

I've heard that chickens bruise green, but after seeing the color of the grogel...I hope she turns around quickly!

 

[CarterKoopa]

Would nutridrench or something else be beneficial, or should I just see what happens?

Thank you for your help everyone!

 

[Eggcessive]

I would try to dip her beak into water again and again with periods of rest in between. Then some crop massage may help. The Grogel become solid after it dries, and must be accompanied by fluids. If the GroGel was available without water as she was shipped, she may have an impacted crop. When I use GroGel with baby chicks I will add water to it to restore the gel to it often. In fact I would offer all chicks fluids. They can live for 3 days without food and water, but the longer they are without, the more symptoms of dehydration and the more pasty butt you may see. Many chicks die of shipping stress.