I’m incubating quail eggs right now and having a horrific hatch rate, most of the chicks are pipping and never unzipping, or unzipping and never hatching, or hatching and then dying because they’re feet are all curled up and deformed for some reason. Of the chicks that have hatched HALF had deformities and died, curled up feet, can’t live their heads up etc.What THE HELL is going on?? what could be causing so many chicks to be malpositioned in eggs and unable to hatch or hatched with deformities???Almost of the eggs were fully developed and looked great when I candled them right as I moved them from the incubator to the Hatcher, then as soon as they get in the Hatcher everything goes haywire. I think it’s a humidity issue, I just want to know, is this devastation being caused by too low of humidity or too high??? Because I keep hearing it’s too low then hearing it’s too high so I raise the humidity and more die, then I reduce it and even more die.