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So miss I think u main problem is u need some more patience...lol. If all the conditions are perfect ur ducklings will hatch no need to help them out of the egg. So here is a little treat for ur patience... The last image shows where the duckling turned in the egg and unzipped itself no...

I still think it is a temperature problem. Maybe u should get a mercury thermometer and check it against ur bator temp. Make sure the bator is calibrated properly. At this rate loosing all those ducklings is going to start to be very depressing.

The egg u opened did it start pipping? If I was u I would leave the hole open bcos the duckling probably already started breathing externally. Judging from what u say if its overdue and still a lot of yolk it sounds like a temp problem. Humidity is most needed at time of hatching. U said its ur...

OK guys...I have a treat for ya. Rare pics only enjoyed by the strong willed, made possible through hard work and exceptional endurance...ahhh shut up just show the pics...Lol. Little one just hatched. Thanks for viewing. More coming soon later guys...

My baby filled up again. I'll tell u guys. A home made incubator is better than anything in the store it just takes a bit of patience and understanding what needs to be accomplished. 1 temperature maintained at 37.5°C this is done by making sure u have a well sealed enclosure a temperature...

OK so here is my suggestion...go on eBay there are plenty cheap humidity controllers also purchase a mistifier very cheap also hook it up as per instructions set the humidity to about 70%, when pipping starts. The controller will turn on the mistifier thus providing humidity. Make sure the water...

. Here u guys can see my mercury thermometer is exactly 37.5°C and I have 9 big breed moscos just put in today. 9 eggs in incubator trays. This is to be tilted 3 times a day from left to right, to avoid yolk sticking to the membrane. More updates later.

The incubator needs to be shielded I recommend wrapping it in some heat shield material. Because of the plastic material it is easy for the external temperature to interefere with the internal temp. Hopes this help

Those cheap incubators my god. Hatcher guy is right the temp is off. Please buy a mercury thermometer and put it inside the incubator and adjust as necessary. Its always sad when eggs don't hatch but almost fully developed.

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The air pump pumps air through water and a fan pulls this air into the incubator. This slowly lowers the humidity until the humidifier comes on and raises back the humidity. So the humidity remains between 55 and 60%. All this is in a compartment inside the incubator if it didn't have this, the...

I think u should invest some money and build a proper home incubator. I did, it was not cheap but I am totally happy with my results. . This incubator can handle up to 500 eggs.