It's still in the egg then? Are you waiting for the yolk to be absorbed?

Look who saved the chick!!!

Thank you SOO much Sussane!!!

The parents accepted him in the nest and are warming him up as we speak!!

Hooray! Susanne is absolutely the best for helping with problems like this. I bet she's way better than a vet would be with hatch problems, because she has more experience and knowledge about the process.

Hopefully the parents will feed it soon. I can see the signs of dehydration - red skin and dark intestines. Does the baby seem strong enough to beg?

I am going to moderate them a lot! They will be feeding the chicks very soon. I added coconut water to their water so that they will hydrate the chicks with each feading.

That's a clever way to get coconut water into the babies! Plain water will hydrate them too, but coconut water has natural sugar, electrolytes, and potassium so it's a little like a sports drink and gives them an extra boost. http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/featu ... onut-water

Thanks! The parents fed the chick#3 a couple of times today! And chick#1 and #2 has a full crop! I am so glad they are doing a good job!
I will make another photo shoot tomorrow.

Update: Bio lets me put my hand inside the nest! marshmallow will occasionally freak out, but she let me take videos of her feeding the chicks.

Well done, Baruch! I am glad to see that the little one is out of the shell, you did a wonderful job

Thank you! =)

I've never had to assist a hatch, so you have more experience in this than I do!