When to help? When to worry?

[krissyg2991]

He's out. Umbilicus isn't completely closed. Can't seem to lift his head

 

[Lacrystol]

Did you get that stuffed animal ready?? Lol. Now don't bother him just leave him be, every two hours you will need to check on him and wet around the edge of the shell. Sometimes they dry up and stick to it. So we want to keep the edge of it wet, but I don't think he will last toe hours he should be out by then. But just in case..

 

[Lacrystol]

He's out. Umbilicus isn't completely closed. Can't seem to lift his head

He's fine, he need to rest, the cord will dry up and he'll kick that shell off and chances are he will still have that cord attached and it will look like he pulling around a load of luggage..

 

[krissyg2991]

 

[krissyg2991]

Normal amount of schmoo?

 

[Lacrystol]

Once he does get his feet out and pushes that shell off and is carry it like luggage then you can get some scissors and cut the cord, but we must let it dry up..

 

[Lacrystol]

He's hardly got any veins, tells me he's was on his way to finishing. There is a lot of fluids more then what there should be, is he a yellow duck??

 

[krissyg2991]

There isn't a cord, per se, just a bulge and and opening in his abdomen.

 

[Lacrystol]

Right here looks very thick..

 

[krissyg2991]