Pippin quail
Songster
I have 22 eggs in my Bator, today is day 20 for half and day 19 for the other half. Yesterday when I went to remove the egg turner and start lockdown I could already hear a little peeping! So I quickly did my stuff, raised humidity and removed the egg turner. Unfortunately in the night the power went out from midnight until 6:30 am. I covered the Bator in blankets and brought it into my livingroom where I kept a fire going much of the night. The incubator was only 25 degrees Celsius this morning (77 f) and I was so worried about my chicks all night. This morning the first little one who pipped actually went back to work once it warmed up again and hatched! But she looks wet still hours later..I actually put her in the brooder hoping she'd do better without the humidity, but it turns out she's not actually wet, she's crusty/sticky feeling. Is this because of the temp drop overnight?? Or hatching early? Is there anything I can do? She's very vocal but seems kind of weak. Any advice appreciated!