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  • 08-29-2012, 12:38 PM
    don15681
    Re: accidentally nicked amniotic sac while cleaning bacteria
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    Originally Posted by aidenangel View Post
    Dr.del told me to clean with distilled water and qtips to keep bacteria out. I know I cut to soon I did not realize my two temperature guages were about 4 degrees off until i had already cut them. So I was incubating at 85 instead of 89. I didnt want to cut them but let someone talk me into it but will never do it again(first clutch). Trust me I am kicking myself big time. So distilled water getting in there wont drown the baby?

    don't kick youself too hard. they should be fine. you want to add water to the egg. make sure to use water that you store in your incubator so it's close to the same temp as the fluid in the egg. I use distilled water. you don't want those eggs drying out. I should say you don't want the yolk drying out. the egg doesn't need to be full to the very top. leave them in the eggs. do not remove them at this point. calm down, they should be pipping soon. I know a breeder who incubated at low temps and his pip around day 70. the hatchlings were all healthy too. good luck, don
  • 08-29-2012, 06:13 PM
    FireStorm
    Just leave it in the egg, and leave it alone as much as possible. It will probably be fine. We are maternally incubating this year, but at temps close to yours, and our babies have been pipping around day 70. It will come out when it wants. Just leave it in the egg and let it come out on it's own.
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