- Thread starter
- #1,071
One little peep in one little egg and I can here it chirping humidity still at 63 dont want to open with the one peepingI need a vacation!!!!! Its all Roxannemc fault she made me do this HAHA![]()

Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
One little peep in one little egg and I can here it chirping humidity still at 63 dont want to open with the one peepingI need a vacation!!!!! Its all Roxannemc fault she made me do this HAHA![]()
I'll post the other eggs, they are not as far along as these but i don't know if i should leave them in the incubator or toss them out...
bad part since it's fall i have no sniffer...with my allergies..i had my hubby tell me when he got back from his trip that one of them was bad and threw away 3 duds.If they do not stink, leave them in. You never really know unless you try and just see what happens!
correct...leave the vents open if you can...it will help with the hatch and once you have chicks they can breathe and stay in there for up to 2 days while others hatch...fresh air is a must...and it will actually help regulate the humidity easier for those hatching and still in the eggs...As long as the humidity stays up you are better to have all vents open. They need the fresh air exchange.
I say no!...leave them and give them a little more time otherwise you risk all the other eggs at this point...they will hatch when they are ready...I know it is tempting but only intervene if you can SEE a problem like zipping wrong or started to zip and then get stuck...give them a few more hours...I hate to give drastic advice but if the pips were 24 hours ago and nothing at all since you might want to pick a little shell only not membrane off and see if thelittle guys are still alive.I had one after 24 hours no zipping at all whos membrane was totally dry and pulled away from the shell..Just pick some off by his head only see if they are alive..
If so then wait a tiny bit see what he does if he doesnt do more then pick a little bit of just shell offf in a band slowly like he would zip it. .if you see ANYblood wrap the egg in a wet rag and put it back in the bator.Go around the shell little at a time and see if he can do it himself after eah little piece is picked off.A small blunt end tweezers works well for me.wet the membrane wth a tiny bit of water ad you go.Also have the eggs wrapped in a wet rag but not on his beak area .Learning center has a description how to do this and there are some videos on youtube too. you might watch before you do it.One gsl uses a knife blade.I wouldnt use that.Good Luck!
I think these ones are duds unfortunately...but leave them in for a couple more days if you are unsure then reassess....
.
I think these ones are duds unfortunately...but leave them in for a couple more days if you are unsure then reassess....
I hate to give drastic advice but if the pips were 24 hours ago and nothing at all since you might want to pick a little shell only not membrane off and see if thelittle guys are still alive.I had one after 24 hours no zipping at all whos membrane was totally dry and pulled away from the shell..Just pick some off by his head only see if they are alive..
If so then wait a tiny bit see what he does if he doesnt do more then pick a little bit of just shell offf in a band slowly like he would zip it. .if you see ANYblood wrap the egg in a wet rag and put it back in the bator.Go around the shell little at a time and see if he can do it himself after eah little piece is picked off.A small blunt end tweezers works well for me.wet the membrane wth a tiny bit of water ad you go.Also have the eggs wrapped in a wet rag but not on his beak area .Learning center has a description how to do this and there are some videos on youtube too. you might watch before you do it.One gsl uses a knife blade.I wouldnt use that.Good Luck!