Problem with chick...umbilical cord?

Oh and I used a hova-bator forced air incubator (Styrofoam) for this! Sorry someone asked above and I never answered.
 
Sorry to hear the chick didn't make it
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Take my hat off to you for ending it's suffering, your Class has a very caring teacher. They are learning about the Circle of Life. Best wishes with the rest and yes, you did great for a first hatch.
I had asked about the brand of incubator, thanks for the info. I purchase "day old" chicks from the feed store or CL but thought it would be fun to hatch some. I've got so much more reading to do before I decide I'd want do it.
 
Final Update: chick did not make it, he was peeping like crazy with the bandage on (long, sustained peeps) and seemed extremely uncomfortable. Upon removing the bandages I saw that the intestines had come out even more and there was some bleeding so I made the decision to cull (broke his neck so it was quick)
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still feeling pretty good about coming out of this with 11 chicks out of 12 eggs!
Awe. Sorry to hear it. I was hoping that wasn't what it was, but that's pretty much a death sentence in itself. I'm surprised it made it as long as it did. You did a good job. That's great especially for a first hatch and it still counts as a 100% hatch rate. They all hatched.

Oh and I used a hova-bator forced air incubator (Styrofoam) for this! Sorry someone asked above and I never answered.
Hovabator is the only styro that I would recommend. For the price and how well it works, it's definitely a nice mid range incubator. Especially the 1588 and 1583 with the picture window.
 

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