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She is starting to work her way around the egg, making a lid to pop out of. Shouldn't be much longer now! :jumpy

They can definitely breathe, don't worry. Don't open the incubator because you could shrink wrap them. Watching a movie is a good idea! As FloorCandy says, they can stay like this for even 24 hours and still be fine. Hatching is hard work and Savi is probably having a nice rest for now. Super...

I also had button eggs, I didn't candle them once, didn't mess with them, just left them in the incubator for 16 days (locked down at the end of 13). I was convinced none were alive because I didn't see a single movement the whole time, no noise, no wiggles, nothing, until the start of day 17...

A week might not be too bad if they weren't stored for long before! Crossing my fingers for a good hatch for you 🤞

Mine was always on a slightly lower temp in the morning, probably from the room cooling overnight. I'd avoid candling the button eggs too much though, as they're so tiny they can lose their heat fast. I didn't candle at all and got an 86% hatch rate, I feel like leaving these alone gives them a...

If the one in the corner is much better developed than the others perhaps that is a hot spot in your incubator?

In cases like that, is it sensible to rest them pointy side down in the incubator for the first day before starting to turn?