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[rjohns39]

You can and should close the bator back up while you're helping the one. Your humidity is fine @ 65%

After you've finished with your assist, can you take a picture of the other eggs while candling?

 

[Madhouse Pullet]

Welcome! Sounds like an overwhelming situation hoping for the best!

 

[daswindkind]

You can and should close the bator back up while you're helping the one. Your humidity is fine @ 65%

After you've finished with your assist, can you take a picture of the other eggs while candling?

It just hatched in my hands. There was no blood vessels at all, no bleeding, its currently trying to get all the way out.

It was super vocal the entire time too.

Eta: the humidity didn't drop beneath 70% once. I hope, I beg that I didn't hurt the rest.

 

[rjohns39]

I'd still like to see what the other eggs look like under the light

 

[daswindkind]

It is now fully hatched, still super vocal, I helped it some. It seems to be super tired. Ran into the wall and just.. Flopped.

Now that I checked it again.. It just took off into another corner.

I hope it's a good sign..

It's sounding louder than ever.

 

[rjohns39]

That's a wonderful sign. Can you candle your other eggs and take a pic?

 

[daswindkind]

It dropped beneath the grate!!!!!

I can only open that with screwers it takes time.

I have a second incubator, but without %

Oh gods.

 

[rjohns39]

The new hatchling doesn't need the humidity but does need the heat, so make sure the other bator is warm enough prior to moving her. Take your time and be careful. It won't hurt the other eggs if the humidity drops a bit.

 

[daswindkind]

I have to screw it open. Now I'm considering moving all of them to the other one. It doesn't have humidity reader's.

 

[rjohns39]

If that's what you want to do, go ahead. Temporarily move them to the other bator, get the chick out and then you can swap back, leaving the chick in the other bator.