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And thank you. I appreciate the comforting words! In a little bit, we will see how it did last night with the gang.

Thank you so much for that. I have not been brave enough to check on it this morning with the other chicks. For me, that is always the worst part of having a little bit, is seeing if it survived the sleep pile.

I do think you are right...that there could be something else unknown at play. i'm going to put 2 leg bands on this one to make sure I keep it straight for future remembering. I candled twice in the dry incubator. Once at 8 days and again at 19 before the hatcher. The other 9 chicks...

I am not sure I'm a savvy enough candler that I would see a pip. Mainly, I was looking for a dark mass filling the shell. I will have to add that to things I look for. Early pipper and then slow hatcher... why not?! Lol. This is just becoming one more thing to put in my book of chick...

**THIS**!!! YES! Thank you !!!

19... 330 pm, to be precise. Day 21 at 330 pm was Sunday afternoon, so 2 days out. The incubators had stopped turning.

Nope! The eggs remained in the dry incubator until they were moved to the hatcher. The hatcher is merely a larger brinsea incubator that is better used as a hatcher. Temp was set the same the only thing diff was water in the chamber and the humidity hovering at 65 to 70% vs dry. I am...

I really shouldn't post before coffee. I am rereading that and I need to go fix it. LOL. You know the series of pictures of what goes on in an egg during incubation.... like at day 1 this happens.. then day 2 and so on? That's kind of what I'm looking for, but more in depth. I also need to...

I am not new to hatching... and after my first inexperienced and miserable hatch assist attempt in 2015, I am cautious to make sure I am moving forward properly. Chicks started pipping and hatching mid Sunday morning. Today is Monday. All eggs were candled on Friday before being placed into...