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Oh no, sorry to hear that.

Did SHE make it out yet? Whats the status?

Don't expect them to eat the first day or two. Make sure they get plenty of water. Do you have niacin mixed in the water? Foam? Hum?? Not sure about the foam? If she does it again please send a pic of it. Is she pooping very important to make sure she is, also check for blood in the poop...

Sorry to hear that almost sounds like she's internally bleeding? How long has she been out?

Excellent

Aweee LOOKS GOOD... Good job, I would get rid of the paper towel though, It's slippery and can cause leg issues.

Well you need to get that shrinked down and the only way to do so is by lowering your humidity, needs to go down fast to help avoid infection. I don't see much of a cord? he looks very wet so try to dry him up as fast as possible, if he's shaking a lot get a hair dry set it on low and just...

It's not so much what kind of eggs its more what bator, I like my hova bator, seems to work great. HOWEVER, my best bator ever was the ones that I made myself. It's easy to do and when something goes wrong, there's no guessing. I have three homemade bators.

That's a great pic considering he is moving his wings. Yet you got the pic in still movement!! Good job!!

Can you send a pic and what have you done so far for it and how old is it??

You got it.

Awe the poor little guy lol he does look like he got in trouble. Give him lots of Naicin.

Have you out anything on it yet

Well sometimes an early hatching is bad, because it speeds up the process it could cause issues in the long run. But I don't think your going to have any issues. I think you will be just fine..

NICE JOB, I know it can seem a HUGE scare when the temp rises and also when the electric goes out, but one thing to keep in mind inside that shell it's a different ball game and it takes a while for the high temp to hit inside those eggs and cause harm. Exspecially if you have a still bator...

its not going to hurt them if it's been 20 minutes just decrease it. Do not try and cool down the eggs it will cause harm with the drastic temp change.

I have shipped eggs to the UK, I have found that once you get the eggs,let them rest, and depending where they are coming from say the USA, you need to give them extra days to rest, which is really risky because if the eggs aren't FRESH and fresh meaning within a couple of days, then won't...

I get that but without proper nutrients. Your doing way more damage.

But if it's watered down! Can't see how that would affect it.

Funny how Mother Nature does that. Lose one but gain two in one egg!!