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All looking good thankfully non are injured just remove that type of turner during hatching from now on.

All correct but just turning that type of turner off and leaving it in for hatching is not good advice.

Have those hatchlings that you show pipped yesterday fully hatched yet? I would remove any hatchlings to a heated brooder as soon as possible so they don't get injured.

All the holes and gaps in that type of turner is a death sentence for hatchlings left in incubator for hatching. The others you are speaking of just usually incubate shipped eggs upright for a few days or so not turning in beginning of incubation to let air cells settle. I have never seen or...

Common to incubate shipped eggs upright but not hatching. Again, they incubate upright but do not hatch upright. And I have never seen anybody suggest leaving that type of turner in for hatching, so many ways for hatchlings to get caught/stuck/injured/die.

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I don't believe that is very good advise.

Looks to be pretty dangerous for the hatchlings able to get stuck in turner, and the eggs should be laid on their sides at lockdown so the hatchlings can position themselves for hatching.

Are they still in the egg turner and hatching?