First time incubators

[Wyorp Rock]

They are quail eggs and maybe we got to nervous

OK Quail eggs, I'm not that familiar with. I think those 17 days(?) but it depends on the breed/strain.
Maybe @Kiki can give you some tips. Candling is your best bet, but personally, I wouldn't put them in water again.

 

[Kiki]

I'm looking for a video right now.
Hold.

But as I just said in your other thread... Humidity is an extremely important.
I find that a lot of people run their humidity way too high which will kill the chicks in the egg.
If you do not have a salt tested humidity gauge then it is very likely your humidity has been too high.

 

[Kiki]

This is what hatch day looks like.

 

[Kiki]

This is what the day before hatch day looks like:

 

[Kiki]

This is what a dead/early quitter looks like:

 

[Kiki]

This is a late quitter/dead.

 

[SpicyDisaster]

@Kiki your videos are awesome!! What happened to this guy?? I'm invested after watching and your commentary made me giggle.

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[Nikki 84]

Did you calibrate them before use?

Just checking.

Yes we did and it is possible that it is going up and down, so what can do do now?

 

[MysteryChicken]

Yes we did and it is possible that it is going up and down, so what can do do now?

Fluctuations are normal.

How much has it been fluctuating?