the intervention

ChiefZero

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11 Years
Jun 16, 2008
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Ok It has been 30+ days in my incubator, pekin duck eggs. They were shaking for a while then they stopped. So I decided from all the info I read the only chance I had was to intervene. I did and no blood was really comin out. When I was done the duck was in a very little filmy layer with some veins around. Also a yolk was at it bottom. it was completely developed.
then I was looking at it when I relized I intervended to soon! It started to open its mouth and moving! So with no knowledge of what to do I put it back in its shell and wrapped a damp warm rag around it with only its beak out. What should I do? Did I intervene to soon? also how coul it be alive and with a yolk sac so late 30-31 days?


thanks
ChiefZero
 
Just leave it there in the towel and see if it absorbs. Mine had a blobby thing attached to it - it was brown though - and as soon as it started "crawling" it compeltely fell off.

I know it is hard! I feel for you!
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wait so put it in the icubator without the shell and with a towel wrapped around it?
 
Your temps and humidity I would say have been off and they are developing later than they should...Another reason I never help out, it may or may not make it ... fingers crossed for you...
 
sounds like your temps were a little low. If the yolk isn't absorbed it probably wont make it, but there's always a chance. good luck, I hope it works out for you.
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