Silkie Princesses mystery egg hatch along! + Updates on chicks!🐣

[Silkie Princess]

@casportpony

 

[Sydney65]

Sounds like it isn't getting enough o2. When I couldn't get my RH up, I put a jelly jar of h2o in. And make sure your vent is open all the way. Hopefully eggspert is coming.

 

[Silkie Princess]

It appears to be stuck in a membrane? It's wriggling and moving its beak but is it stuck?

 

[Sydney65]

It appears to be stuck in a membrane? It's wriggling and moving its beak but is it stuck?

Can you peel back just a bit of the shell where the beak is?

 

[Sydney65]

It appears to be stuck in a membrane? It's wriggling and moving its beak but is it stuck?

@BigBlueHen53

 

[Silkie Princess]

Can you peel back just a bit of the shell where the beak is?

Maybe... It looks like it wants to zip but that weird membrane thing is holding it back

 

[Sydney65]

Maybe... It looks like it wants to zip but that weird membrane thing is holding it back

If the hatchlings are panting in the incubator, the temperature may be too high. Panting releases heat through evaporation from the respiratory system. If the temperature is correct, the problem is most likely insufficient ventilation. Improper ventilation during the hatch can cause the oxygen level to go down and the carbon dioxide level to go up. When that happens, baby birds have to breathe faster to get enough oxygen and release excess carbon dioxide. The simple solution to ensure hatchling comfort and survival is to improve ventilation.

 

[Silkie Princess]

Now I'm even more confuzed...

 

[Silkie Princess]

It has a very weird egg tooth. Ill just give it time...

 

[Silkie Princess]

If the hatchlings are panting in the incubator, the temperature may be too high. Panting releases heat through evaporation from the respiratory system. If the temperature is correct, the problem is most likely insufficient ventilation. Improper ventilation during the hatch can cause the oxygen level to go down and the carbon dioxide level to go up. When that happens, baby birds have to breathe faster to get enough oxygen and release excess carbon dioxide. The simple solution to ensure hatchling comfort and survival is to improve ventilation.

The temp is 36°C for some reason