Wiggling eggs?!?!

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WVduckchick said:
Ducks take a long time. 24-48 hours after pip. Yes, up to 2 days! :th
Resist the urge to help them out. Once they pip, they are still absorbing yolk, and that is much better done inside the shell.

Good luck!
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Omg thank goodness you said this because I woke up this morning and freaked out because the eggs only made just a little progress :oops: I'm trying so hard to stay hands off but I'm scared I won't know when to be hands on if needed. So they are still ok??
 
One egg is pipping but the other isn't doing anything :(
Should I help it???
What if they try and pip on the wrong end?
 
chickens really said:
Relax....It should finish and hatch out well on its own...Do not worry about pipping the wrong end till it happens....:frow
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Ok thank you!! And how about the other egg?? The other one hasn't even pipped or wiggled :barnie
I'm a nervous wreck. Is this normal?!?!? :hit
 
Ok so I'm freaking out guys!!!! I'm scared :hit:hit the other one wasn't moving and I don't know what I'm looking at when I candle so I made a little pip hole for it but now it's bleeding a little!!!!! Omg did I just kill it?!?!? I can't even handle this right now :hit:hit
 

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