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Another Update:
We have quite a few more that have pipped externally, and yet another on the wrong end. We candled all the eggs this afternoon, and we have quite a few more that seem to have pipped internally.
So, a few questions for the collective:
1) For those that are on the wrong end, if we "assist" every few hours or so, we should be ok? Once we can look into the shell enough we want to see if the yolk is absorbed, and the blood vessels gone? Any dangers here by doing this, with the membrane or something else I don't know about?
2) For those that have pipped internally, or at least, I can see them moving in the shell when candled, I am worried that they will also be pipped on the wrong end. Is there any harm in pipping the shell externally at the air sac?
We are now at 28 full days since incubation...I stopped the egg turner more than 72 hours ago.
Or- do I just need to wait?
We have quite a few more that have pipped externally, and yet another on the wrong end. We candled all the eggs this afternoon, and we have quite a few more that seem to have pipped internally.
So, a few questions for the collective:
1) For those that are on the wrong end, if we "assist" every few hours or so, we should be ok? Once we can look into the shell enough we want to see if the yolk is absorbed, and the blood vessels gone? Any dangers here by doing this, with the membrane or something else I don't know about?
2) For those that have pipped internally, or at least, I can see them moving in the shell when candled, I am worried that they will also be pipped on the wrong end. Is there any harm in pipping the shell externally at the air sac?
We are now at 28 full days since incubation...I stopped the egg turner more than 72 hours ago.
Or- do I just need to wait?