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How's the little guy doing? if he's up and walking he should be with the others by now

Congradulations, What a cutie.

ONCE AGAIN, you make a EXCELLENT POINT.

LOL, your funny, with one it's a different ball game, you can't lock them all down because the ones that aren't ready, will get sticky. and ONE THING FOR SURE, you want to avoid STICKY at any cost. They could shrink wrap but shrink wrapping is easier to cure then sticky..

With a baby, not going to work, she will likely attack it, then get upset because she's confined. Best to leave her a lone until she gets the hang of how to be a mommy..

OK, the first bator, are you misting the eggs?? Second bator, if you don't have a fan, get that temp up to the same 101-102. Humidity at 60-65 use the second one as your lock down bator and yes, once those eggs dip, put them in and don't turn them.

I would let her start over, she sounds like a first time mommy and apparently they aren't good the first time around.. They get it the second time though

I would not return the eggs to her.

She may reject them..

Keep your eggs in the bator, let her have new eggs, she may reject those eggs that are in the bator. Work with your bator to make adjustments to have a better hatching.

yep you can't do that because that egg is in lock down, your momma duck is not. They know when it's hatching time so there body temp makes the adjustments.

What do you have as flooring? He looks to wet? The membrane is very very wet. Need to get that humidity down.

Temp is not ok, she has no fan, so it needs to be higher around 101-102. Humidity needs to be around 50 -55 ONLY because she has no clue of the due dates of each egg and from what I understand there are many eggs in there with different due dates.

RAISE your temp, it needs to be about 102, LOWER the humidity. having the humidity at 60-65 that's for lockdown, you can't lock them down, you have other eggs in there with different due dates. It's only going to cause MORE issue with the others.

Well you can forget the word lock down. With one bator lock down doesn't apply. The way you will be able to tell when they are ready is when they dip. That means the air cell will fall to one side and will look slanted. You best bet is to maintain a good spot for the humidity. What is it at now...