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Summerashlee

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May 22, 2019
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My bantom egg has hatched and it's still attached to the shell and I think it hasn't fully absorbed the yolk it's not very happy at all please help this is the only one to hatch out of 6 eggs
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Thank u so much for you reply I'm so worried praying she /he makes it. Is there anything I can do to give it the best chance
 
How is she (?) doing?

We just hatched our first clutch of eggs. Altho we didn't have this specific prob we went to bed one night thinking one who came out of the egg really weak and lethargic would be dead by the time we woke up. Turned out she (?) was healthy and vigorous instead once she'd had the time she needed to recover.

I'm a believer that all living things are equipped for the vicissitudes of life or they aren't. And nature knows best which should have to face them sooner and later. We're more tender hearted than nature but I'm not sure we know better.
 
She's still stuck to the shell and a small amount of yolk is still visible still alive and peeping and wiggling she's been like this since around 1pm any idea how long it might take to absorb the yolk do o have to keep it moist I've put damp kitchen roll under the shell is this right
 
So I've just had a look and now there seems to be blood on the chicks tummy and legs she's gone a little quite aswell
 
I was thinking the same poor little thing I feel so bad think I may not be cut out for hatching
I really hope that your chick makes it! If it doesn’t, then it doesn’t mean that you aren’t cut out for hatching! It can be a tough thing to get right as there are a lot of variables. If so few of your set eggs hatch, there’s probably a problem with temperature/humidity/the eggs themselves that you’ll want to figure out. Again, best of luck with your chick!
 
I was thinking the same poor little thing I feel so bad think I may not be cut out for hatching
If your little one is still attached to the shell, put a little dot of antibiotic cream on the drying out spots. Vaseline will work to keep it moist, but not to fight infection.
And even if this one doesn't make it, don't give up on hatching. These things happen to even the most experienced "chickeneers." The joy and wonder when it all goes well is worth the false starts ... and it all counts towards experience!
 

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