PANIC! please help! PLEASE i am about to cry!

Leave the eggs in the incubator and do not open the lid! The chicks need the humidity, which can be lost by opening the lid. How long have they been trying to hatch? Sorry I cant help more.

 

I'm sorry they are not hatching for you. Leave them a few more days and see if perhaps another hatches. You really don't want to have just one lonely little chick.

But stop opening the incubator and messing with the eggs. Rule number one: After Day 18, stop turning the eggs and DO NOT OPEN THE INCUBATOR.

The eggs are in a delicate process at that time and the temp and humidity changes will kill them. Just leave them to do their job. A tiny bit of moisture shouldn't be an issue.
A newly hatched chick can live in the incubator for 2-3 days without issue.

Hopefully you will get at least one more, but please do some more reading on incubating while you wait.

Good luck!

 

Once the one day chick has fluffed out, put it in with the 3 day olds and make sure it eats and drinks- drinking in particular!

 

Sorry that things are not going well for you with this hatch.
The absolute biggest thing is never ever open the incubator for any reason after day 18.
When you open the bator all the moist air is sucked right out.
If you have an egg that is already pipping and you suck that humidity out by opening the bator then the membrane around the egg dries up very quickly and "shrink wraps" the chick.
The chick cannot get out after that and will die in the egg.
Chicks should not need your help if you just leave the eggs alone after day 18, its usually only once you have started interfering that they have issues.
This will be a learning experience for you and next time things should go better, just be sure to leave them alone and remember that 18-21 days is just a general guidline, I have had chicks hatch from day 19 to day 23.

 

Human instincts and our willingness to take risks are what ruins hatches. I recommend to sit back and hope for the best. I have found every time I worry like crazy, I am worrying for nothing and everything works out just fine if I leave things alone. Hoping more babies hatch for you.

 

NEVER OPEN THE BATOR !!!!! That's the worst thing you could do. You have 2 days after the first chick is hatch to keep hatching. they absorb the yolk and iy gives them 2 days of food. LEAVE THEM ALONE NEXT TIME! I know it's hard but DO IT!

best of luck~

 

I am in agreement with everyone else.

KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF THOSE EGGS!!!!!!!!!

I was having the same anxiety with my last hatch. She was setting on 5 eggs and only 1 hatched. I picked up the others-nothing no peeps no movement. Thought for sure goners. Day after day this routine. Nothing. Finally 3 days later another chick hatched out of one of the eggs I thought was dead.

Rinse. repeat.

a day later another chick. It took another 4 days for the other 2 to hatch. ALL 5 made it. but they are about 8 days apart.

Patience grasshopper.