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That would be a humidity issue. If your humidity is TOO high, you'll get condensation in the air cell, and then when the chick pips into the air cell, it's first breath is full of water.

Yes, if you are hatching in the same unit you are incubating in, you remove the turner, up your humidity and don't open it for anything, during this time it becomes a "hatcher". Some folks have seperate "hatcher" units. No, you do not turn the eggs during lockdown. The embryo needs to...