Day 21, ulcer, and Day 22?

[Josie]

Okay, and ulcer may be exaggerating, but I do feel sick to my stomach.
On day eighteen I saw one of the two eggs that were still developing move inside. Now it is day 21 for my eggs, and nothing! Crazy me, I am even clucking at them to encourage the little ones!
They are bantam blue laced red wyandottes. You guys are the experts,

can you guys make them hatch for me today?

 

[Tuffoldhen]

Fingers crossed that you have a hatch

...Just be patient, I know that's not what ya want to hear!!...Sometimes they can be late due to temps and such...Come on wittle chickies!!..

 

[Frozen Feathers]

Come on little chickies you can do it!!!

 

[Pinenot]

 

[sara]

It is so hard to be patient! hopefully soon you will have some little fuzzies running around

 

[speckledhen]

I'm halfway through Day 20 with one egg and it hasn't pipped. Yep, if I still had any real fingernails, they'd be gone by now.

 

[Josie]

Are they supposed to pip on day 20!

The panic has set in!

This is my first time incubating.

 

[speckledhen]

Some do pip on Day 20, but most on Day 21, so don't panic! My Barred Rocks usually are about 1/3 hatched by the time Day 21 comes around, but when I do Blue Orps, they take their sweet time.

 

[Josie]

Nothing but quiet in my incubator!

Should I be hearing peeping? Are the eggs supposed to be rocking?
Aren't there supposed to be some signs of life?

 

[skeeter9]

Take a deep breath, Josie!!! Not hearing or seeing anything yet doesn't mean anything at all. These little stinkers take a great deal of delight in keeping us guessing. I'm sure you will see some signs of life soon.