I had a silkie egg that had gotten cracked during shipping. Sealed it up with nail polish and 3 weeks later I had a white silkie chick.

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I had a silkie egg that had gotten cracked during shipping. Sealed it up with nail polish and 3 weeks later I had a white silkie chick.
You have done all you can for them - now it's up to them.Two of the eggs I received were cracked during shipment.
I went ahead and used liquid bandaid over the entire cracked areas.
Has anyone hatched cracked eggs before? Is there anything I need to watch for or do?
These are them as of today - day 5.
I don't mean to pick apart your setup, but some advise. That water dish is awfully big. Chicks can fall in and drown easily. I'd put a much smaller dish in with some rocks in it. And put some paper towels down on the bottom too. Cardboard is slick and can cause leg issues.
Quote:I use a chick water fountain with a quail bottom. The cannot drown in it.I don't mean to pick apart your setup, but some advise. That water dish is awfully big. Chicks can fall in and drown easily. I'd put a much smaller dish in with some rocks in it. And put some paper towels down on the bottom too. Cardboard is slick and can cause leg issues.
Pretty cool, isn't it?Eggs under my broody are hatching!!!First broody to hatch anything in my coop!!!![]()
I don't know what to do. I have a chick with sprddle leg. And i did the bandiad thing but the chicks leg also looks twisted and it still can't get around. It is dragging its legs and scraping them up. Any suggestions??