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Not yet, at lockdown everyone was alive and moving around great. How long should I give them before I candle? There are still no pips and no peeping...

I'm not sure when your hatch date for them was. I think that a broody hen gives them three days to hatch before she get's off of the nest?
 
The 4th was hatchday :hmm I'll give them a couple days before I open the incubator and bother anything

My hatch day was supposed to be on the 5th, but a couple of them started hatching yesterday afternoon on the 3rd. I had 10 of those White Breese eggs out of 12 that made it to lock-down, and 9 of those have hatched out now.
 
My hatch day was supposed to be on the 5th, but a couple of them started hatching yesterday afternoon on the 3rd. I had 10 of those White Breese eggs out of 12 that made it to lock-down, and 9 of those have hatched out now.
Well that's good they're hatching! I'm jumping to conclusions pretty fast but I wonder if that power outage messed up my heater and so they're behind because the temp is too cold?
 
Well that's good they're hatching! I'm jumping to conclusions pretty fast but I wonder if that power outage messed up my heater and so they're behind because the temp is too cold?

That could have caused a late hatch. How long was your power out for? Do you have a thermometer to put in there with the eggs? What about humidity?
 
That could have caused a late hatch. How long was your power out for? Do you have a thermometer to put in there with the eggs? What about humidity?
The power was out for an hour, I threw a bunch of blankets over the incubator while it was out. I used an Egg-O-Meter and it worked fine up until last week when suddenly it was reading in the 70's and it won't come up or down, even when I opened the incubator to do lockdown. My humidity is between 65 and 70% and hasn't changed since lockdown. Not even a little.
 
The power was out for an hour, I threw a bunch of blankets over the incubator while it was out. I used an Egg-O-Meter and it worked fine up until last week when suddenly it was reading in the 70's and it won't come up or down, even when I opened the incubator to do lockdown. My humidity is between 65 and 70% and hasn't changed since lockdown. Not even a little.

So, you are not even sure what temp that your incubator is at. That could be your problem right there. I would have added a thermometer in there when I noticed that your egg-o-meter was no longer working. I run 2 of them in mine just to make sure that they match.
 
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