Not sure if this belongs here or in the general incubation forum. I live in a very humid climate and have always added water to the incubator as per the instructions, using a NurtureRight360. I've had great hatch rates, 85%+. I had read about dry hatching being superior for quail in some people's opinions and figured the only way to know was to try. Well 3 days ago I candled and all the air cells were tiny (enough that I was concerned they wouldn't be able to pip internally) and today I'm going into lockdown so I candled again today and 3 of the 7 have huge air cells now about 1/4 of the total egg. They also feel lighter than the other eggs. The humidity has been at 44% fairly consistently with one dip into the 30s, usually I run at 50-55% adding water. I guess my question is, could those light eggs still be viable? Is it likely they'd be tiny and weak if they do hatch? I feel bad now because I caused the situation and I'm trying to mentally prepare for issues at hatch.