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Always good to be prepared for sure! Good luck!

Personally we generally don't assist. There are some people here though with some good advice on what to do though if you do.

I think I would check with a division of wildlife resources officer (or whatever the Cali equivalent is) not a vet.

At 96 degrees you will generally have a high morality rate (i.e. unsuccessful). for us to help we need an idea of how you built your incubator, as in what are you using to heat it with now..what kind of material the bator itself is etc.

It's that 96 Fahrenheit (I assume it is) That's much too low

We just hatched several from our quail eggs that had been in our fridge for just as long or longer and they did surprisingly well. Lost one to trying to pip way too early and one that was stuck in egg too long (we don't assist generally), but other than it went pretty well.

Turkeys I swear I always get like.. all Tom's or close to it. My quail tend to hatch like 1 roo for ever 4 or 5 hens

They may not be fertile. Check again in a few days and If there's nothing then I'd ditch em.

Let them go a couple days like you said...sorry to hear no progress. Things can change rapidly though too. I have a batch that I havent seen much in, that will hit day 17 officially in a few hours, but out of nowhere they're starting to pip externally left and right. Last night there was no...

I love my bourbon reds! Keep us posted!

Average is around the 17 day mark (remember the day you set is day 0, not 1). My last batch I got anywhere from day 16 to like day 23 with most of them on days 17 to 19. Edited for spelling

I dropped one once as we were about to lock down. I caught it but it detached the air cell..totally felt like crap but thankfully the chick turned out fine. In fact she's been dropping eggs for me left and right lately. Everyone definitely does thing different. You will always be told...

How rough are you handling your eggs?! It's no worse than any other day. Only issues with candleing that late is try not to open incubator if there are external pips, and the big one..don't drop the egg! :D

Angel wing is a waterfowl issue. My quail and turkey always have derpy looking wings and always grow put of it. Chickens should be fine as well

It looks like that it zipped breach? (wrong side of egg). It may need help. When we have had them need help we usually cull, but that's just us.

What do you need help with? We can't give advice if we don't have an idea of what you need

I know! We totally screwed up and didn't record anything..soon as these guys are old enough to give me some more eggs though I'll do it again! We were too focused on helping the kids learn to incubate eggs that we kind of spaced documenting anything which we super regret

My wife and kids loved it!

It doesn't stunt their growth. You run the risk of issues such as dropping eggs and what not, but candle away if you must

While hatching our quail, we would play sounds of quail on our phones and it would cause some of them to start rocking