Picture Update~
Some more of her (it had better be a hen, dont need any more roos) after she dried off and nibbled on some crumbles.
Doing great and a strong chirper. Her frind would be here... but I "helped" too much and the blood loss took its toll.
Mother in Law holding her & close up
Poor girl all alone, until Monday. Our Broody girl is expecting some soon too.
All in all the incubator was fantastic.
If the humidity held better I wouldnt have been so worried about them, but she wasnt nearly shrink wrapped.
To be honest I should have read more so that when I went to help it wasnt out of nervousness. I had heard of so many chicks getting wrapped and suffocated, but as I read more and having a slow pipper I think that its something else that gets them.
As long as there is blood in the membrane leave it be, I guess they can exchange oxygen through the shell so long as there is blood in the membraine.
Very interesting!
So the air sac is more for lung practice instead of an emegerncy supply of air? (makes more snese to me)
Anyway I learned a lot from everything and will probably look into selling the incubators.
Thanks to all who read and good luck to everyone in the Hatch A Long~