The problem with trying to vent sex newly hatched chicks is that their umbilical region is very delicate and will quite often not be totally closed until a few days after hatching. And even just closed it can be easily burst open when applying pressure to the abdomen.
Anyway, as all the sexing attempts in the world will not change the chicks sex, I do not see any need to put the chicks health at risk.
There are other ways to determine their sex, but they will require patience, observation and experience regarding their gender specific behaviour and appearance.
Anyway, as all the sexing attempts in the world will not change the chicks sex, I do not see any need to put the chicks health at risk.
There are other ways to determine their sex, but they will require patience, observation and experience regarding their gender specific behaviour and appearance.