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Time to move her out of the incubator into a brooder. It’s not uncommon after a hard hatch to take a couple days to get everything moving in the right order. Anything is possible, being such a long, assisted and delayed hatch, you may have defied Mother Nature, but you are giving her the best...

Looking good. I think she will come around. Make sure your brooder isn’t too warm. You know how it gets when we get too hot, we just want to lay around. Just try to be patient.

:love Was a tough hatch, so just give her some time. She’ll be romping around soon. Is the navel closed up? Sorry I wasn’t on earlier, you could have clipped the goop and separated her from the shell at that point. I try to clip as far from the body/navel as possible, but get rid of the...

I realize you said your meters were calibrated, but 31-32 days is way late. I would have to think the temperature inside the incubator is lower than you think. I’d re-check them, and if they really are ok, there might be some other causes and adjustments that might be necessary. Like what...

Have any others hatched? I like coconut oil for short assists, but personally I prefer Vaseline for longer ones. It’s seems to stay moist longer, and doesn’t let the membrane get as stiff.

Inspect the rest of the shell for any bruise looking spots. If it’s malpositioned, it may have tried to pip outside of the air cell, which sometimes results in a bruise spot. I see what could be an eye and bill in the pic, but hard to be sure. Sometimes you can feel the hardness of the bill...