Well, I had a huge humidity spike last night and came down to many chicks, a lot with unhealed navels and 89% humidity in my incubator... I opened it, pulled the fluffy and not soft bellied chicks then had to go to work the market. I bathed the sticky chick from last night in 100ish degree water (digital thermometers are wonderful things!) and returned it to the incubator before I left. She was actually stuck to the shelf liner, but is now doing fine, the one with the weird protrusion is still a little soft but looks more or less normal. The last pip in that incubator was zipping when I left. When I finally got a hold of my mother to go check on them while we were at the market she said they were all out peeping and doing fine... she didn’t see the bloody yolk sac

. That one is now in the cup, but it was out and dragging the sac around for a good 1-2 hrs. I’m hoping it will be ok.
Most of the soft navels from the incubator with the high humidity were closed up when we got back, and I’m now setting up a third brooder tote and heat plate. I lost two fairly large chicks that pipped in the pointy end and were rolled over while we were at market. Seriously considering trying to hatch in a cut down carton next time?