Honestly... did I screw up?

[Paganbird]

I had 5 eggs ready to hatch.
Day 21 went by... nothing.
Day 22: got a pip in the early am, hatched around 10pm. After the hatch, I could hear sounds from another egg & saw movement.
Day 23: I was pretty sure I saw 2 eggs moving & could definitely hear "peep" from one of them. The chick from last night was stumbling over the eggs, rolling them around, so I decided to take it out. I Distinctly heard sounds from one of the eggs immediately after removing the new chick. I quickly rolled the remaining eggs right side up and re-wet the sponge.
It was about 8am, so I went to do morning chores. About a half hour later, came in to check on eggs and... nothing. No sounds, no movement, no nothing. (Hatched chick is in brooder right beside bator.) It's been almost 12 hours & I've neither seen nor heard ANYTHING.
Do you think I could've screwed up temp and/or humidity & lost them before they pipped? (None actually pipped through.)
This is my first incubator experience and I'm trying soooo hard to get it right
I'm leaving them in the bator for now, but I would like to get some opinions. Thanks!

 

[DeeThomas]

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First of all these are chickens right, that being said. (and im not experience.) But in my limited experience I had a mocovy that just hatched so late but I found out it was. So maybe you have a breed that takes a bit. Have you had any black outs?

 

[Paganbird]

These are chickens. The one that hatched was EE. The 2 with movement were Ameracaunas. (There were 2 others with no movement - one of each of those breeds.) I'm worried that when I took the chick out, I wrecked the temp/humidity for the remaining eggs. I was careful, but it's just a LG bator. They wouldn't go from moving & making noise to complete silence & stillness for 12 hrs straight, would they?
Thanks for your patience with me - I'm new at this