I'm here if you need me. If you can get the temp to at least 94 to 95 degrees it will be perfect. If you don't have a good thermometer, just judge the warmth with your hand and the moisture will come from the damp blanket. A heat lamp will be really good AFTER they make it out of the egg. If they haven't hatched in about 8 hours of quiet, I would very gently and slowly try to help them out. For now, it is too soon because those little veins are not closed off until the chick starts to move around the egg. The peep hole or pip stays like that for a long time before those veins close off. Don't worry; they will hatch if you just keep them warm and reasonably moist. You are doing the right thing by coming here. I have learned so much from these friends.
Let us know how they do!
Let us know how they do!