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That's a really hard blow on the paint chick. So very sorry, but thankful you had a good over all hatch. In my last hatch, I had a chick that couldn't stand and kept rolling on to its back with legs in the air. I propped it up with the bedding and kept checking on it and 2 or 3 hours later it was running around and fine.
the one i am worried about just lays there all flattened out and not getting up and lets the others walk all over him or her. the painted chick its membrane was wet and moist but not soaking wet and the4 chick felt dry did i shrink wrap him or her to save the other chick or did it die before that. it had somewhat zipped was not even half way around the egg yet it was about 2 inches long maybe 3 inches zippep if that.
I hope you can find answers from someone who knows a lot more than I do. One person suggested putting a steaming cup of hot water in the bater if you have to open it during lock down, for quick humidity. Sounded kind of scary. Also laying a warm damp rag on the zipping chick was another suggestion. I plan to try that on my up-coming hatch Aug. 19th. I don't know what to suggest for the weak chick... Hope you can find a real person to answer your questions!
That's a really hard blow on the paint chick. So very sorry, but thankful you had a good over all hatch. In my last hatch, I had a chick that couldn't stand and kept rolling on to its back with legs in the air. I propped it up with the bedding and kept checking on it and 2 or 3 hours later it was running around and fine.

the one i am worried about just lays there all flattened out and not getting up and lets the others walk all over him or her. the painted chick its membrane was wet and moist but not soaking wet and the4 chick felt dry did i shrink wrap him or her to save the other chick or did it die before that. it had somewhat zipped was not even half way around the egg yet it was about 2 inches long maybe 3 inches zippep if that.
I hope you can find answers from someone who knows a lot more than I do. One person suggested putting a steaming cup of hot water in the bater if you have to open it during lock down, for quick humidity. Sounded kind of scary. Also laying a warm damp rag on the zipping chick was another suggestion. I plan to try that on my up-coming hatch Aug. 19th. I don't know what to suggest for the weak chick... Hope you can find a real person to answer your questions!
