Damaged Air cell, but movement (video!)

I have some shipped eggs that are 7 days along in incubation. Most have weird air cells.  Here's two pictures of the same egg, but from different angles:




I also have a 15 second video of that same egg, and you can see movement inside.

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v287/wendywr/chickens/?action=view&current=605185e8.mp4


Does this chick have a chance of actually hatching?  What advice do you have for me?

I'm using a brinsea mini advance, so tipping it more upright isn't really an option that I can see. If I'm wrong, please explain how that can be done, and type slowly, I'm still inexperienced.

Thanks for the link, Kizanne, I appreciate it.

I've kept humidity around 35%, sometimes up to 40%, but never more.

So in reading that geese advice, I'm wondering if I should cut out invidual egg cartons so that each of my eggs in my brinsea are more upright.  Then turn off automatic turning, and somehow tilt each egg instead of the traditional turning that the mini advance does.

Has anyone ever done this?


I really wish I could hear more stories of what someone has done.

I just can't decide if I should mess with all of the automatic stuff with Brinsea.  I trust their mini advance turning more than myself- I'm definitely not very experienced, and I'm sure they've done a lot of research.  Also, I worry that the incubator is so small, it's designed for them to be on their sides, and it may mess with temps (be too high) if I tip them more upright. We have a fancy thermometer, and from that, I've learned that the level where the eggs are supposed to be is dead on- 99.5.  However, if I put the wire a little higher, where the top of the egg would be if I tipped them more upright, it's a bit higher (around 101 or so), and I'm afraid that will either kill the chick or cause deformities.

I am really anxious for these little guys to hatch and don't want to mess it up.