New Kikiriki owner

[Stel]

Kikiriki's are new breed for me. I just hatched one of 3 eggs, one hatched today, but I still have 2 that have not. How long should I wait on the other 2 eggs before I start to worry? I will move new chick out as soon as the feathers are dry.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Welcome to Backyard Chickens. This is a great place to explore and hang out.

 

[SilverBirds]

Welcome to BYC! Thanks for joining us.
What day are you on? You can recandle them and see if they're still alive. If you spot movement, I'd give them 2-4 more days before recandling again.

 

[Nomadicus]

Hello and Welcome to BYC. Glad that you have joined this poultry loving community.

 

[Kenneth Zweerink]

Welcome to BackYard Chickens, And a Big Hello from Eastern Nebraska!

 

[chrissynemetz]

Hello, and welcome to BYC! It's very nice to meet you! Please make yourself at home!

 

[N F C]

Hi, congrats on your new chick...best wishes with the remaining 2 eggs.

 

[KingD]

Kikiriki's are new breed for me. I just hatched one of 3 eggs, one hatched today, but I still have 2 that have not. How long should I wait on the other 2 eggs before I start to worry? I will move new chick out as soon as the feathers are dry.

I've never seen a kikiriki before. Would you have any pictures you could post here. Welcome

 

[DobieLover]

Hello and welcome to BYC! Glad you joined.

Did you candle the eggs at any point during incubation to check for viability?

 

[TwoCrows]

Hello and welcome to BYC!

Congrats on the first chick! When the chick is 100% dry you can transfer her over to the brooder. Keep going with incubation and give the remaining eggs a couple more days to hatch, don't open the lid to check, its normal to hatch out at different times. If nothing is happening after 2 more days, you might candle the eggs to see if they are alive.