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OneEggToRuleThemAll
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Should I cover the membrane with tape or plastic wrap or something to keep it moist?
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Yes it’s possibleJust another update! I candled him (without taking him out of his cooler) and somehow it looks like he ended up in the air cell and now is BREATHING in the air cell!! What on earth?! He is so active! Is this possible? @New duck mommy 2021 I think you said above that this has happened to one of your duck babies?
Also, I added more salve to the membrane where he externally pipped...is this good enough to keep the membrane moist? The hygrometer is reading 85%...it's really difficult to keep a constant humidity level in this cooler. Argh, never again...next time I will have an incubator!
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I use Vaseline as it keeps it moist longerShould I cover the membrane with tape or plastic wrap or something to keep it moist?
Do you think we still have several hours until he hatches so that I can go to dinner? If it were you, would you stay home?Yes it’s possible
I had one at the pointy end then turn and get to the air cell
I have hatched tons and never seen that before till that baby
I have her still and she is perfectly normal
Wet sponges and set them around the bottom of the cooler
It should help to keep a stable reading
It’s great he moved down
This means he will have more room now
May or may not need help hatching still but for now baby is doing good
I don’t expect him to hatch before Friday night but thinking more sometime on SaturdayDo you think we still have several hours until he hatches so that I can go to dinner? If it were you, would you stay home?
Gosh, I'm sorry for all the questions but I sure am grateful for all your help. <3