NJpineyflock
In the Brooder
- Feb 27, 2020
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Ok so I am hatching guinea keets for the first time, I had 2 eggs externally pip yesterday, one hatched this morning (about 24 hours later) the other may be having trouble but I see it moving and it has a large pip hole. Membrane looks good not brown and doesn’t seem to dry. I have not opened the incubator at all since lockdown and my humidity has been steady at 70%. Ok I knew you guys would want that info that’s why I got it all out of the way. As far as the egg that pipped but hasn’t hatched, it was poking its beak through the pip hole for the first 24 hours, after my first chick was born it rolled some of the eggs around a bit and I no longer see the other chicks beak just some feather sticking through the pip hole. Here is my real question, is it zipping and that’s why I don’t see it’s beak anymore? And how do you even tell if a keet is zipping, an internal pip is obvious but from the one that hatched I saw the external pip, not much else then boom it hatched so I’m not sure how people can tell if a keet or chick is zipping.