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What you have looks fine until you get them all hatched and in brooder. After that I would move your light to one end of your brooder and if you have a thermometer temp under lamp at ground level about 95 degrees if you are worried about them being too cold. But they need a cool end so as you...

Yes, hatching and raising is such an exciting experience especially for the young ones. Any other questions don't be afraid to ask there are some very knowledgeable folks on BYC that are more than happy to help. Best of luck :)

Wow how did I mess that up will edit that thanks for catching that :oops: I think that's what I read in their post, and it must have stuck in my head my bad.

So glad things are looking up with your hatch congratulations. :thumbsup

I like to sprinkle their starter feed lightly on ground in brooder this helps getting them eating sooner until they figure out where feed is in the feeder. I also dip their beaks lightly in their water to let them know what it is. Once they are active and running around you can tap your finger...

I remove to a warm brooder as soon as they are dry. What does your brooder set up look like, and what temp is it in its warmest spot under heat at ground surface?

Humidity is a little high also I hatch Quail with starting humidity at 35% to 45% and at lockdown 60%. for my temp I run 100 Degrees and they start hatching at 16 to 16 1/2 days and usually done by end of day 17. But you need a calibrated thermometer and hygrometer to know exactly where you're...