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#1 id doing well. #2 and #3 both died. They never finished hatching and I think it was time for mother nature to do her job. I think I just let it go too long and they were already to oxygen deprived to function normally.
#1 is a sticky chick, or maybe there is a different term for too little humidity than to much? It dried, but looks crusty and wet. It still has shell stuck to it, but is up wobbling around. What do I do now? Do I attempt to bath it in warm water? I will not do anythign until I get advice here.
Special thanks again to broke down ranch. None of these chicks would have made it without your help. Thank you also for the support. This is the most amazing place.
Sorry it took me awhile to update. My baby is sick so I was at the dr with him for over 2 hours in the waiting room last night.
This is the white membrane. You can see where I dropped the little water drop on the left side.
And this is him a bit ago. Still all sticky but noisy and sweet. He is very active and loves to "talk" I am completely in love! Just look at the size of those feet!
#1 is a sticky chick, or maybe there is a different term for too little humidity than to much? It dried, but looks crusty and wet. It still has shell stuck to it, but is up wobbling around. What do I do now? Do I attempt to bath it in warm water? I will not do anythign until I get advice here.
Special thanks again to broke down ranch. None of these chicks would have made it without your help. Thank you also for the support. This is the most amazing place.
Sorry it took me awhile to update. My baby is sick so I was at the dr with him for over 2 hours in the waiting room last night.
This is the white membrane. You can see where I dropped the little water drop on the left side.
And this is him a bit ago. Still all sticky but noisy and sweet. He is very active and loves to "talk" I am completely in love! Just look at the size of those feet!
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