Had 14 hour power outage during lockdown

[johnsonhillfarm]

I have guinea eggs that were in day 1 of lockdown and thought I saw some pipping on Friday, then we lost power at midnight for 14 hours. (a 6ft bull snake got into our power plant and fried components ---- only in Texas) The temp in the incubator got down to 75 degrees at the lowest and humidity stayed good. There has been no activity since. Is there still a chance? How long should I keep incubating in hopes they make it?

 

[WonkierZulu]

There is still a chance leave it alone. 75 is cold but you should still hear peeping. Sometimes you end up just losing them

 

[LaFleche]

They will hatch a day later, but should mostly be alright.

 

[Pork Pie]

I’ve had an 8 hour outage at the same point in incubation and as @LaFleche posted, it may simply delay hatching by a day or so. All is not lost

 

[johnsonhillfarm]

There is still a chance leave it alone. 75 is cold but you should still hear peeping. Sometimes you end up just losing them

No signs of movement at all and it has been 3 days since the power outage. Should I wait longer?

 

[LaFleche]

Should I wait longer?

Yes!

 

[Ruby Rogue]

No signs of movement at all and it has been 3 days since the power outage. Should I wait longer?

If you're 3 days into lockdown, technically you're (probably) still on hatch day? Do you see any pips? Movement isn't always there.

 

[johnsonhillfarm]

If you're 3 days into lockdown, technically you're (probably) still on hatch day? Do you see any pips? Movement isn't always there.

hatch day was July 4th (day 28) before outage and I saw little pips on Friday the 2nd.

 

[Ruby Rogue]

hatch day was July 4th (day 28) before outage and I saw little pips on Friday the 2nd.

I'd read this Guide to Assisted Hatching.

 

[Ruby Rogue]

Good luck with them! Hope they are okay