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Nikki 84 said:
I am not quite sure, it is day 22 we did a float test, candle them before there was no sign of piping or movement. When we did the float test 3 of them were moving and 6 of them where floating low and the rest sunk to the bottom. 3 of them rotten themselves out. We have been maintaining humidity and temp but I am afraid they won't make it. Still no signs of piping
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Oh boy. I died each time someone says they put a hatching egg in water. If it wasn't dead before you put it in water it's probably dead since putting it in water.

Never ever put any hatching eggs in water.


I have not read back.
Do you have a salt tested humidity gauge in your incubator?
Do you have at least one calibrated thermometer in there?

What exactly has your humidity been at?
 
Nikki 84 said:
It's going, not we'll I don't think. Not sure if they are going to make it
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The number one thing that kills an incubation is temperature spikes.

The number two thing is running your humidity too high.

Have you been candling the eggs?
I have a lot of candling videos and if you would like I can show you what a quail egg should look like at hatch day.
 

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