Last week I need to pull a funky moldy slug egg from a clutster. In the process I tore an egg a little. The egg was small, not shaped right, and all in all just looked like a waste of time. I slit it a little to see if it was worth keeping (this is day 50 of incubation by the way) and inside was a tiny albino with a very large yolk sac still attached. Now today at day 53 I have 2 albinos, and 2 hets that have come out fully but this baby is still attached to the egg sac. I have it in a seperate container to hopefully keep the possibility of flies getting in my other eggs to a minimum, and I even put the leftover goo from the other eggs on it to keep it moist. The baby appears to be breathing on his own, there were lots of bubbles around his head which he also keeps verticle in the egg just like the others that pipped. The veins that surround the membrane are gone, just like any egg that goes full term and pips on its own, and other than the yold looks fine. The little guy is a bit active, drawing his head in and out, he just has that sac attached. I want to keep his the little runt alive, what do I do?

The other hatchlings are pretty large, this guy is about half the size, hope he makes it!