None of the other eggs hatched. Today is day 33. I decided to candle to see if there was any movement in case any of the eggs came from muscovys. As I picked one up I noticed it had pipped right in the middle of the egg. It pipped on the side it was laying on so I never noticed it until today, so I really don't know when it happened. I decided to open it up to see what might have happened. To be honest I couldn't tell if it was a pip or if I had somehow put it down too hard and broken the egg. Upon opening it I could see that it's bill was right there at the pip and it had indeed pipped too low. I also, noticed lots of Amber colored gelatinous goo which I assume is the same sticky stuff that plagued my chicks. The yolk was about medium sized. I plan on opening the others to see what the causes of such a poor hatch might be. Any ideas from what I found so far? What does the sticky goo mean again? Humidity too high or too low? Thanks!
So here is a pic of Bill. He is probably driving the chicks crazy because he keeps stepping in the water lol. But I have puppy pads down so it really isn't wet. Those things are super absorbent! Its a trade off since the chicks get in the food dish and kick it around. I guess he thinks they will do the food so he will do the water. He's looking like he might be a Swedish?
Baby #1 is doing awesome and mama is still sitting on the nest so I am taking that as a good sign. Oh, also, it seemed like when I would candle the second egg had a slightly smaller embryo than the one that hatched already. Sorry for the long random response! I'm trying to cram all this info into a couple paragraphs! 
