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The main reason for shutting off the turner is to prevent possible injury to chicks as and after they hatch. If your eggs were going to hatch, they will still hatch. There can be lots of reasons for them to not hatch but leaving the turner on until the final day is not one of the reasons.I made a mistake i didnt turn off the " turning eggs" after 18th and today is 21st day and i just turned it off today.I forgot about it. so there any chance they would be able to hatch. as of yet none have hatched.
Wait and see what happens. If you can't wait, candle the eggs to see how they are. Whether or not your eggs hatch, it has nothing to do with the turner having been left on.What do you think what shall i do?
Wait and see what happens. If you can't wait, candle the eggs to see how they are. Whether or not your eggs hatch, it has nothing to do with the turner having been left on.
If today is day 21 and these are chicken eggs, wait until day 22. Candle the eggs to determine whether they are alive or dead and go from there.till 25th ?
I would never do the float test. Use a good strong light and candle them if you want to know what is going on. If they are chicken eggs, the due date was day 21. Why would you wait until day 25? On day 23 they are already two days past due.update: i did floating test on day 23 and three of them almost drowned like you can only see 5% above water. rest were around 20%. shall i wait till 25th now or what shall i do?
What do you think what shall i do?