is this too cold should i expect dead chicks?

[Roosterfry]

So on the 18th day of incubation I moved my eggs to the hatcher. Raised the humidity and because of some thermometer issue's in the morning of the 21th day wich is this morning, I discovered the tempertature had been at 95 to 94 I raised the temp to 100 and has been there all day. So tonight will be the full 21 full days! Still no peeping or pipeing yet. What should I do?

Any and all responces would be very much appreciated!
Thanks,

 

[ThaJuicyJuice]

If infertility is not an issue, the statistics show that the highest levels of dead in shell happen at the last few days of incubation. This has been a nightmare of mine and I have had a couple hatches prove to be a waste of 21 days of waiting. There are times when it goes perfectly. So with that being said:

Lower temperatures can make the incubation period much longer. Just sit on your hands and make sure humidity levels are high enough. Good Luck!

 

[Roosterfry]

Thank u

 

[BrattishTaz]

Sounds like you may have a delayed hatch due to low temps. Most people on BYC will tell you to never give up on eggs until the end of day 25. I have seen posts saying they have had hatches as late as day 27. I would hang in there a bit longer if I were you.

I'm sending you good hatching vibes.

 

[Roosterfry]

Oh wow thanks! That is uplifting! These are very important eggs to me! I collected these two a day for two weeks then culled again for a better blue color! I'm doin an easter egger improvement project!