YAY!!! Pix required...LOL
Good job. Sometimes they just need a bit of help.I remembered last night that this egg had a funky air cell. It wasn;t quite a saddle shape, but it did run down the side of the egg quite a ways. She had pipped the egg, then did what looked like another pip right next to the first one about 24 hours later. About 6 hours later, there was another pip at the very top of the egg away from the other two. I waited until late evening, then I used my probe to chip away the shell from the top pip. The baby was breathing, but seemed pretty crowded by the sac. I left it there for another couple of hours, then opened a bit more. I was so afraid it would die in the shell over night, that I took a warm wet papar towel and took the egg out of the bator and chipped the shell away from the entire air sac. There was a vein running through the membrane, not huge, but noticeable, so I made the hole in the membrane just a bit bigger without disturbing the vein, wrapped the egg in the wet paper towel and laid it on its side back in the bator. Within an hour and a half, the baby was out! She's small, but strong...
PM me.I know a lot of you have children so I'm offering this as a side swap. If I do not get any offers its going to the yardsale.
