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I think I might know what happen, but I'm not 100% sure. So I will need some to tell you the story and get help here if I can save her.
My husband always lets my Seramas out in the mornings since if gets up at the break of dawn. He let them out one morning last week and he heard a chick crying and thought it was under 4 of my broody hens that are in the same box ( yes they do this all the time and there are a lot of empty boxes). Anyway, as he was trying to find the chick to see if it was there and okay.....he took 2 of their eggs out and placed it in the box next to them. When I went out that morning to do my feedings/watering, I notice the 2 eggs in that nest all by themselves. I knew there shouldn't be eggs there and notice that these eggs had already been set on and they felt kind of cold. Well, trying to make a long story short.....I took the 2 eggs to check if there were any kind of life. I seen that both had movement so I put them in the incubator. Well, one hatched last night and when I took it out tonight it was looking up to the sky. I can try and send a picture/video in a few, but I guess what my question is.....do you think it was due to it getting cold for that period of time and can not be saved? Thank you for any help I can get before it will soon need to drink and eat.
My husband always lets my Seramas out in the mornings since if gets up at the break of dawn. He let them out one morning last week and he heard a chick crying and thought it was under 4 of my broody hens that are in the same box ( yes they do this all the time and there are a lot of empty boxes). Anyway, as he was trying to find the chick to see if it was there and okay.....he took 2 of their eggs out and placed it in the box next to them. When I went out that morning to do my feedings/watering, I notice the 2 eggs in that nest all by themselves. I knew there shouldn't be eggs there and notice that these eggs had already been set on and they felt kind of cold. Well, trying to make a long story short.....I took the 2 eggs to check if there were any kind of life. I seen that both had movement so I put them in the incubator. Well, one hatched last night and when I took it out tonight it was looking up to the sky. I can try and send a picture/video in a few, but I guess what my question is.....do you think it was due to it getting cold for that period of time and can not be saved? Thank you for any help I can get before it will soon need to drink and eat.