Pip on bottom

5fowl

Chirping
10 Years
Oct 18, 2013
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We got the first pip on our first incubation and it looks like it is malpositioned. I tried to take a pic but it is hard to see. The pip is opposite the air cell and facing the floor. It has been only 14 hrs so I'm not thinking about assisting her with the shell but wondered if I should at least rotate the egg so the pip us not facing the floor. Any advice?
 
Here is the pic
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I would be inclined to just leave it for now, I've had chicks hatch from the bottom of the egg too and they were just fine :) Good luck!
 
I had one two days ago that had pipped on the wrong end. Thought I would see how it was doing in the morning. Woke at 2:30 and it was running around the incubator.
 
Thanks! I have not touched it and it is still peeping every once in awhile and sounds pretty strong when it does, so here's hoping she is just taking her time and will be running around the bator soon!;) I:D really appreciate the responses in the meantime!:D
 
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She pipped right out tonight. By the look of her shell she was definately malpositioned. I guess we just got lucky, so glad I just left her alone!
 
Wow, congrats on the new addition! So glad she was able to hatch out without assistance, that's always best of course. :)
 
Thanks!! After watching them hatch I can't believe I was worried to even tilt the bator, they were rolling and pushing the other eggs about. And they hatched just fine!! Guess I was just a nervous 1st timer!!
 

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