So sorry... I doubt you'll have any hatch. Here's a guide to make sure
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/383525/float-testing-checking-egg-viability-for-late-or-overdue-hatching
http://www.avianaquamiser.com/posts/Float_test_of_egg_viability/
Such a bummer, anything yet?
As for helping them, here's a great article:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/step-by-step-guide-to-assisted-hatching
Reasons for problems incubating...
We locked down tonight, and I'm worried that I won't be able to tell the Creole Orpingtons from the Rhodebars, I should have separated them in the hatcher...I wish I had some of those produce baskets for easy Seperation....
Oh yeah. The disappointment is absolutely normal. I would guess that the 12 eggs that look the same as day 1 were not fertile, and that the power outage was not an issue. You're doing well.
Oletymer....any chick pics yet??....:pop
Hey Claudia! I notice my Bantam Cochins, silkies and Bantam Langshans have hatched early...I've got D'Uccles in this time, they'll probably come around day 19 too!
How's everyone else doing? Any candling yet? I tend to let my go until day 10….but I've got some special eggs in there I REALLY want to know if they're fertile or not. Got me a brand spankin new 500 lumens flashlight to candle with too…woo hoo!! I haven't put my turner on yet as most of my...