New hatching.. need help

[Ash999]

My duckling just recently hatched today and i’m new to this so i’m just wanting to know if this is normal for the newly hatched egg to look like this inside.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

Looks normal. Is the duckling healthy? That's all that counts.

 

[WVduckchick]

You mean the goop left in there? It's very common. Humidity could have been a touch too high, but it's fine, if the duckling is fine!

 

[Ash999]

Looks normal. Is the duckling healthy? That's all that counts.

Yes!! The ducklings very healthy and very cute! Thank you for your response. One more question... How long should I leave my little guy in the incubator? It's been in there for about 6 hours now.

 

[Ash999]

You mean the goop left in there? It's very common. Humidity could have been a touch too high, but it's fine, if the duckling is fine!

Thank you very much!! My little one is doing very well!!

 

[GeoGreyWolf]

I am not an expert so hopefully @WVduckchick can let you know or confirm. Everything I have read so far since I want to hatch duck eggs says wait till they dry out.

 

[chickens really]

Get him in the Brooder and provide feed and water but don't force it to eat at all..

 

[WVduckchick]

I see more eggs in the picture. What's going on with them??

I pull chicks and ducklings when there is a break in the action, so no real set time. If they are active and moving around, they can come out. If they look like they would benefit staying awhile, I'll leave them a bit longer.

 

[Ash999]

I see more eggs in the picture. What's going on with them??

I pull chicks and ducklings when there is a break in the action, so no real set time. If they are active and moving around, they can come out. If they look like they would benefit staying awhile, I'll leave them a bit longer.

There all my other duck eggs, put in at different times. I have one egg that his beak is sticking out but i checked on it this morning and it had this liquid coming out the egg and the duck hasn't made any progress.. should I be worried? Because I have an automatic turner and hes trying to come through the bottom where the egg sits in the hole.

 

[chickens really]

During hatching they should be removed from the turner..Staggered hatches are hard to deal with...hand turning eggs until lock down is what I do...Mosture too high?
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