Thanks, everyone, in case you didn't see my second post about my incubating eggs experience, the outcome of this hatch was not good. All of what transpired as it turned out, even chick #2, was a result of my interfering with the hatch, worrying, and repeatedly removing the incubator's lid the "to help" during days 21 and 22. It turned out that I ended up with five living chicks, one light blue and four splashes. They were all cute as the dickens, but not the two dark-blue hens that I want. I called a BYC member who posted about how she and her husband are building a coop now, had no chickens, and lives about 20 miles from me. I called her and gave them to her. She and her husband came to get them yesterday. They now have a good home. Next time I use the incubator, I'm going to not go into the room on days 21 and 22. SERIOUSLY! Live and learn!
It is normal for us expectant parents to want to help. Hope you can get some Dark Blues eventually. I am hoping for Black hens myself, got lots of babies growing just not sure whos girls and boys at this point.