Too long?

[Michshell1]

I can say it won’t be a hr. Much longer most likely. Just leave that one alone an just wait. Is the duckling yawning often that means it’s absorbing the yolk and veins. If you get carried away and help during this process you can cause your duckling to die. As for safety hold for the rest let’s see if @Isaac 0 is here.

The veins at the front have lessened from what I can see through incubator
He is yawning now and then
The others hav till tomo Dnt they? Yes if Isaac is back that be great too x

 

[Isaac 0]

I highly doubt it'll be out in an hour, it's hard to tell though, it may be out in a day or possibly two. At this point, it should be able to get out on its own so just leave it be. More harm is going to be inflicted if you try to help.

 

[Michshell1]

I highly doubt it'll be out in an hour, it's hard to tell though, it may be out in a day or possibly two. At this point, it should be able to get out on its own so just leave it be. More harm is going to be inflicted if you try to help.

I’m leaving it Thankyou il update tomo x

 

[Isaac 0]

 

[Michshell1]

I put coconut oil on at 9pm can I leave till the morn or will it dry out? Should I do it again at what time if so? Then be ok all night? Humidity is 75 still

 

[Miss Lydia]

Has it broken any more shell off ?

 

[Michshell1]

Has it broken any more shell off ?

A tiny bit x

 

[Miss Lydia]

How much of the membrane is showing on that part of the duckling that’s visible? @DuckyDonna ?

 

[Miss Lydia]

Hang on ducky Donna is on her way!

 

[DuckyDonna]

Ok, I had the same situation and WVduckchick told me to use vaseline because it lasts a lot longer if you've got an overnight situation