Recently hatched chick can't walk (still need help please)

[Sakwa_th]

This chick hatched yesterday and it's unable to stand, it just sits on its butt and hocks. It was hatched in an incubator so It wasn't crushed. I would like some help with this please

https://imgur.com/a/czf3Ncw

 

[Dottie the Chicken]

It looks like it could be splay leg...

@Kiki @MGG @CluckNDoodle

 

[Kiki]

It looks like it could be splay leg...

@Kiki @MGG @CluckNDoodle

I can't see the picture or what ever it is posted above.

 

[Dottie the Chicken]

I can't see the picture or what ever it is posted above.

 

[Kiki]

Did other chicks hatch out fine?

 

[Sakwa_th]

This my first time trying to hatch chickens so I tried to have them hatched naturally with the parent but they kept adding eggs and there were to many so a lot of them are at different stages. I decided to get an incubator to take care of some of them, and currently there is one that is doing fine with the mom and a bunch didn't make it since they got crushed by the parent, only one has hatched from the incubator so far and it's the one with the leg problem

 

[Sakwa_th]

It looks like it could be splay leg...

@Kiki @MGG @CluckNDoodle

I looked up ways to fix it and tried the band-aid method, it still sits on its butt with its legs forward

 

[Dottie the Chicken]

This my first time trying to hatch chickens so I tried to have them hatched naturally with the parent but they kept adding eggs and there were to many so a lot of them are at different stages. I decided to get an incubator to take care of some of them, and currently there is one that is doing fine with the mom and a bunch didn't make it since they got crushed by the parent, only one has hatched from the incubator so far and it's the one with the leg problem

Is the floor of your incubator just slick plastic?

 

[Sakwa_th]

Is the floor of your incubator just slick plastic?

It's doesn't have a smooth surface, I got an incubator with an automatic turner, since they are at different stages I can't take it out once they start hatching, but once it hatched I moved it to a box with tissues as a flooring

https://imgur.com/a/gXCyEm2

https://imgur.com/a/qzCbkcP

 

[CluckNDoodle]

I would start by giving the chick Poultry Cell by Rooster Booster, it's a liquid vitamin that also contains riboflavin (b2) which is important for leg issues. Even if it's not a deficiency, which it kind of looks like it may be, it's still good to help give a chick under stress a boost.

Normally with splay leg, the leg will actually go out to the side/sides and I'm not seeing that with this chick. Slipped tendons can look a little like this in the very beginning, but if it's a slipped tendon then it just happened because I don't see any swelling at the hock joint. I'm going to post a video of how to fix a slipped tendon, just so you can check to see if this may be the cause.

From what I'm seeing I'm thinking vitamin B deficiency.