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Thanks for your advice. I think that they were already dead when I did the float test because I did candle them before and did not see any movement or internal piping. I'll manage to get a precise temp and humidity sensor for the next batch.

Done. Both were dead, unfortunately :'(. For the big egg, the chick seems fully developped but did not make it. For the small egg, it's kind of weird. Looks like the egg membrane was dried on him. Can you tell me the likely dead causes? The pics are hereunder:

Hi, I did candle them yesterday, we did not see any internal piping. I just candle them again and there is no sign of internal piping nor any movement (pics below): I think that next step is opening the eggs and have a look. Hopefully, I still have two healthy chicks to take care of.

Thanks for your answer. I'm just getting worried because de first two eggs pip on tuesday morning and hatch yesterday. The two remainings eggs does not show any signs of external piping yet (and they do not move...).

This morning (saturday 2/05) day 23, there are still no signs of external piping on the two remaining eggs. I'll wait until tomorrow morning. If there's still no signs then I'll stop the incubation :'(.

Thanks for the answer. Well...unfortunately it's done now. I took care of drying carefully the egg before putting them back. We will see. I'll let you know!

Hi Mgg, Thanks for your answer. No, unfortunately there's no sign of external pips on the two remaining eggs. I did remove the two first to put them in the brooder. They're doing fine. I did that in my bathroom à 37°C and with hot water in the bath to prevent the humidity to drop quickly...

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Hello Everyone, I'm new in this community, I hope that you can help with my interrogation. I had five eggs of brahma chicks in incubation. Yesterday (thursday the 29/04) was day 21: - At 7 AM that day, I had one piping on the wrong side of one the egg. The chick manages to get it through and...