Candled eggs- opinions please.

Pictured is another egg I’d like opinions on please as to viability. It’s at day 19. It’s a chick. Still air bator at 101. Had been at 99.5 the first 14 days. Humidity from 30-40% pretty consistently. Should I be going in lockdown and revived the egg turner since they’re due on the 22nd (sat)? I was thinking if it’s viable it’s delayed a day or two with the lower temp the first fourteen days.
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Any help and input much appreciated!
 

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I don't see anything at all, looks like they aren't even fertile..... could be your lighting. Anyway, you could try candling them on their sides, that's what I do, you can see more of the developing chick.
 
I don't see anything at all, looks like they aren't even fertile..... could be your lighting. Anyway, you could try candling them on their sides, that's what I do, you can see more of the developing chick.
 
I'm very sorry, but the first Cemani egg does not look like it's developing :( I incubated one dozen Cemani eggs last year, and some of them didn't make it. It's hard to toss eggs with baby chicks in them, but you don't want to risk losing the other chicks that are growing :hugs
 

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