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Try the dry incubation next time and see if it changes anything.

I’m at work and I can see my humidity is higher than it was this morning so that’s telling me I have some ducklings hatched out when I get home today.

No telling really. Do you try to keep the humidity at a certain level? I used to try that and then I started just dry incubating and then lock down day I’d raise my humidity up to 65% or so. My hatch rate went way up doing this. I also use the calibrated Govee hygrometer/thermometer with WiFi...

They might if you caught it in time. Chicks are a lot tougher than people make them out to be they do have their issues but for the most part if born into a natural setting they can survive pretty good given the odds they’re given.

If it’s that high they’re dead. You sure you’re looking at degrees and not humidity?

Around day 22 these are on day 25 today.

My duck eggs went 9 hours without heat 3 days ago I recovered them for over a day and recandled and they were all alive. They got down to 70ish degrees while they were uncovered.