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GOOOD JOB!!!! SEE I tell everyone you DON"T need your humidity high to hatch out a DUCK....and get them off the TURNER, lay them down. WOOOO HOOOOOOO

Awee that's to bad but also good at least you got some!!!

I think your trouble is you have them in the turner large end up, doesn't matter if you lay them down before hatching day, they should be laid down on day one. Ducks do better laying down, you can lay them down on the turner.....look at my pic in Method 2, lay them down with tape to hold them...

do you have them laying down?

Sounds good, Remember don't combine the two methods and if it's VERY WARM in your area and you decide to use method two, please mist them at least Once a day. In my case, I did not have to because Sassy was born at a time when the weather was NOT hot..

Hate to say this but there's not going to be much luck with the slow responses, Please refer to my website if you want to try again.

The day before hatching day they stop moving but your case sounds like there's another problem going on. A safe hole is a tiny hole at the air cell no bigger then the tip of a pen. You see they have enough air to last about 24 hours after internally pipped. If they aren't externally peeping...

What is the temp and humidity at when you lock them down? And is there a fan??

What kind of ducks? Have you made a safe HOLE?? You will lose them all if you don't exspecially being two days late.

OK question, what is the humidity at while your in lockdown? What is your temp at? Do you have a fan or NO fan??