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That’s great. Hopefully speck continues to eat abc get stronger

Ducklings shouldn’t have medicated feed Go with non medicated Check her vent for pasty butt It can happen more then once to certain ducks Add nutritional yeast the feed 1 tbs to 1 cup feed Try Nutridrench or poultry cell in the water My fingers are crossed for your baby

They are very adorable 🥰

I would Keep it in the bator for the night I can’t wait to see all the pictures

So glad they are all doing well Yes the high humidity from them all hatching causes it Make sure to check all Nantes once a day for pasty butt It happens often when that goo gets stuck on vent area Out of the 11 at the schools one baby had it We were able to get it cleared off and baby...

It could be humidity is to high Is this the last to hatch ? If so take a q tip and turn it over that gunk. It will lift off. Better to get it while wet before it sticks to baby My last egg in each bator did this Each bator at the schools hatched for 3 days and both last babies were sticky...

I use Q tip and warm water Rolling it baby and forth in the area Not rough Takes a bit but it does come off

Congratulations! I also agree moving some out would make room for those needing to hatch

Wrong end babies take 48-72 hours I wouldn’t do anymore The safety hole id perfect Not to big so sit gets in but that goo doesn’t dry to the duckling making the hatch impossible If my wrong end babies don’t make their own stuff I will candle them after 48 hours Not from the air cell but...

Internal pip can be 24 hours Once they external pip it’s 24-48 more hours Ducks take a very long time to hatch You may see a second hit close to the first hit around 8-12 hours after the first Not Always Be patient These guys have big yolks to absorb If they have external pip they have air

Usually that means they did hit a blood vessel on their way in They eat it so it stops the bleeding As long as it’s in the air cell I wouldn’t worry

I think they look good I would be worried if half the egg was empty That air cell is looking better

I wouldn’t wash them Way ti risky for bacteria to enter and kill the baby Once the bloom is gone the egg is no longer protected I also wouldn’t go much lower then 35-40 for humidity Can you take a picture of the egg being candled This will help to know if there is a lot of liquid still The...

Keep us posted :)

I never lower my temp I do raise humidity once I see the first internal pip I never follow day 25 unless the 3 signs are there I like to go by my eggs I find I have better hatches when doing that

The runner ones look like they should Yours are a bit small but if the egg is filling in it should be okay They do griw really fast the few days before hatch

Yes I would cool once a day I just lift my lid off and set my alarm for 10 mins I do this with all my eggs The moms get off the nest to eat drink poo and forge With ducks they also swim This just copies mom cooling and wetting her belly I think that baby will be fine :)

The egg with the veins looks very healthy You don’t always see movement that’s far along I just had eggs look like tiny clots and these babies hatched today Healthy veins equals life If that baby dies those veins will be gone in less then 24 hours and the egg will turn yellowish I’ll show you...