Yes, I've got the incubator heating up and water in the wells. When I went to get the eggs I picked her up to get the remaining three and she had pecked one out of the shell and killed it. Grrr. I am so mad at her right now.Do you have the incubator plugged in and heating up right now with water in the wells? I think, moving them at this late stage, getting your humidity up is the most urgent thing. Since you don't have a full day or so to regulate the temp on your incubator you probably need to have someone watching the temp almost constantly so it doesn't end up cooking them. I know I saw on here someone who actually used a tote box, heating pad, and maybe damp towels for the humidity. I wish someone would see this who has done this before. But honestly, my thinking is, as long as they don't get too cold or dry out, being exact isn't quite as urgent, just getting them with heat and humidity is the main priority.
The others are in the incubator right now. The temp is around 101 as far as I can tell but I don't have a way to measure the humidity. I hope they hatch.