Our journey

[Kessidy]

Since so many people here helped so much I thought I would put together a little album of our journey. The chick is looking so great!


Pipping the egg:

baby under the membrane inside the egg:

Membrane removed

Working on getting body out. Look at those HUGE feet!

Just after hatching completely:

Getting on it's feet and starting to move and eat:

All dry and pretty:

 

[Zookeeper9000]

Thank you for this made my day.

 

[ChelC]

Yay! The pictures are awesome. So glad you were able to save him.

 

[apbgv]

They sure are cute when they are dry aren't they

 

[luvmychicknkids]

Awwwww........that was beautiful. We are on day 13 of our first hatch so my kids LOVED seeing that!!!! Makes me even more anxious!!!

 

[donnap1967]

Kessidy, thanks for posting the pics. I read your thread that night anxiously and I was on the edge of my seat! I am so glad you were able to save this adorable baby.

Isn't it amazing that they even fit into those little eggs?!!

Congratulations on a job well done!!!! Enjoy your little fluffer!

 

[chickenbike]

I notice that you had the egg on what looks like a moist facecloth? Did you put the facecloth in the bator or remove the egg? Did you assist at all? I am on day 18 with 42 eggs in the bator with my first hatch.

 

[chicknhawaii]

I'm so happy you posted this

I'm glad you've got this baby to take care of!

 

[MaryT]

All I can say is WOW!!!

 

[Katy]

First let me say I'm glad you got a live chick, but one word of caution......From the amount of blood he probably needed a few more hours in the shell. That's one reason it can take them so long to hatch....as the hatching process moves along the blood withdraws from the veins and the hatch should be basically bloodless. It's very easy for a chick to bleed to death if a person choses to intervene and it's too early.