thisgirllovesquails
In the Brooder
- Apr 27, 2020
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Yesterday in the incubator there were seven quail chicks that hatched. They were all dry and really wanted to get into the brooder. I placed the hatched chicks in the brooder. While I was doing that I saw an egg that was hatching. So I quickly closed the incubator. I checked on it again a couple hours later and nothing happened. This morning when I woke up I saw the same thing. So I decided that it was shrink wrapped and tried to help it. I knew I had to step in because the veins had receded, he had sucked in the yolk, and he was half dry. It was successful besides being stuck to himself with yolk. I left it for 30 minutes he didn't dry at all.. He has one good foot and a curled foot. To get him unstuck I mixed warm water and Dawn. I dipped a Q-Tip in the solution and washed the yolk off. He was fine until about another 30 minutes later he started to look like he was dying! His heart started to beat so fast. He is closing his eyes a lot too. They seem to be watering. He doesn't seem to be improving what should I do!!!!
Also today is day 20 in quail incubation. The humidity was really high, so that's why I assume he hatched so late.
Also there was another one that pipped and it seemed like it gave up so I took the shell of a little part of the egg. It's been an hour and I don't know if I should just wait or what?
Also today is day 20 in quail incubation. The humidity was really high, so that's why I assume he hatched so late.
Also there was another one that pipped and it seemed like it gave up so I took the shell of a little part of the egg. It's been an hour and I don't know if I should just wait or what?
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