Sulkata incubation help please

[Squirt&crush]

i have 7 sulkata eggs in 57 days incubation this morning one collapsed and started to smell i also candled it and i thought there was nothing the blood veins fell to the bottom so i took the egg out and to my surprise there was a turtle still in its lil sack what do i do??

 

[wellington]

Maybe try incubating it by itself if you think it is still alive

 

[Squirt&crush]

Thanks i called the pet shop and they said yes hes hatched to leave him in a shoe box and it will break through the sack thanks for your reply

 

[Tom]

If it smells bad, then the baby is dead.

Is the baby moving? If yes, keep the egg in the incubator. It almost sounds like it might be hatchling. Can you post a picture?

This might help along the way too:
http://www.tortoiseforum.org/threads/how-to-incubate-eggs-and-start-hatchlings.124266/

 

[Squirt&crush]

It does kinda smell but the head has kinda moved still just waiting for it to break out of the lil sac

 

[Markw84]

57 days is way to soon for a sulcata. At 87°-88° I expect hatching in 86 days. Can't imagine a sulcata hatchling well enough developed to survive in 57 days.

 

[Squirt&crush]

If it smells bad, then the baby is dead.

Is the baby moving? If yes, keep the egg in the incubator. It almost sounds like it might be hatchling. Can you post a picture?

This might help along the way too:
http://www.tortoiseforum.org/threads/how-to-incubate-eggs-and-start-hatchlings.124266/

If i leave it out to break through the sack would it be moving?

 

[Squirt&crush]

I think its dead it dont move at all it was moving yesterday today it hasnt moved