Should I cull?

[dulahdaglace]

I had a batch of 8 yesterday. 7 are happy and energetic. The last to hatch was significantly smaller than the others. It got its head stuck in the shell and was unable to remove the shell (it was clearly already hatched otherwise.) i removed the shell without further complication. However it has been shaking a lot and it seems very clumsy. It keeps falling on its back and it struggles a lot to get back on its feet, often I need to help it get back on its' feet. the legs, although not completely splayed, seem to be getting further apart. it prefers to sleep on its back.
Im guessing it should probably be culled, but I don't want to do that if it just needs some nutrients and time, or maybe a simple splay prevention, so I'm double checking before I do the deed.
in the picture, it's the one on its back.

 

[Bella the Chicken Lover]

Sorry, I don't mean to be rude, but what picture?

 

[dulahdaglace]

Sorry, I don't mean to be rude, but what picture?

Sorry my internet gave out as I was uploading. I updated the post

 

[Bella the Chicken Lover]

Sorry my internet gave out as I was uploading. I updated the post

Once, I had a chick like that, and it ended up dying, I came home and it was dead... I don't know if the same thing will happen to you or not.
@azygous
@Perris
@fluffycrow

 

[fluffycrow]

Have you tried Sav-A-Chick? If it hasn't eaten at all, it might be a good idea to make sure it is fed and hydrated before making any final decisions

 

[Perris]

I've only hatched with hens, not incubators, so can't help here I'm afraid. And chickens, not quail.

 

[dulahdaglace]

Have you tried Sav-A-Chick? If it hasn't eaten at all, it might be a good idea to make sure it is fed and hydrated before making any final decisions

I gave it another brand name but the twitching is getting worse and its refusing to eat or drink more I'm gonna put little bit out of its misery

 

[azygous]

This was wise. When any chicken keeps getting worse, then it's best to euthanize.

 

[Nabiki]

I would cull the poor thing. In my experience, if it can't get up, it's going to suffer and pass anyways.

 

[dulahdaglace]

Thanks all for the words of reassuring. This was my first cull anf so hard, but I know it was the right thing to do