Yes upto day 18 and everything looked good
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Okey dokey, so one thing you will probably benefit from is getting a thermometer that is accurate to within a few tenths of a degree. There's a food service one I bought that works great (I actually bought two) that was recommended by @ChickenCanoe some years back, and it really helped. The other thing I just started doing this year is weighing my eggs, when set, then days 7, 14, and 18, which told me that I had to adjust my humidity higher days 1-17. Also, as I mentioned, the temp being low by even half a degree can delay hatch, so leaving them alone, other than checking for movement, past day 21 can sometimes result in getting a hatch. What kind of incubator do you have?
I did candle had good air space at bottom but hard to tell if moving
