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Stick with what you said in post 15 and you will be fine If you hear em peeping you can put in a wet sponge before they pip for higher humidity. Dont sweat it so much. Im sure they will hatch for you. Edited to say Well said also Chickenzoo

Dont worry so much about a "lockdown" day You can open the bator as long as there is not a external pip.Keep the humidity high. And if you gotta open to check water level level if you dont nave a window.Mist with warm water will bring the humidity up faster. Most times you will hear peeping...

Mine never read the book Some calls have hatched at 25 as countrygirl said and some at even 30. Lots of variables involved. I always leave my eggs in the bator 4 extra days after the hatchout if I have room and have had some very cool unexpected surprizes. @ 2 weeks too long you get the bad...

Just so you know Lacrystol. There is no exact standard on humidity. It depends where you live really. Also auto turners are GREAT! I have used an autoturner for years for ALL my duck eggs with great success . Call ducks and even harder to hatch wild duck eggs alike. But before all jump in on me...