Needs help

[Kellyjenny]

You probably won't see them wiggling or anything like that. You haven't done anything wrong. Just sit on your hands, and wait.
You're no bother at all!!!

Ok one more question I promise. Now do I raise the humidity or wait till they start is it called peeping. Lol

 

[Kellyjenny]

Ok one more question I promise. Now do I raise the humidity or wait till they start is it called peeping. Lol

 

[MGG]

Ok one more question I promise. Now do I raise the humidity or wait till they start is it called peeping. Lol

Don't raise the humidity too much yet. You can up it to 65% when they externally pip.

 

[rjohns39]

Me personally, I raise the humidity to 65% when I put them in lockdown. When they internally pip you'll know it as your eggs will start chirping. They can take up to 24 hours before they externally pip. When they do, they'll often rest 24-48 hours before they zip.

Something else... I almost always have one that hatches a day or two early. That's my cheerleader who's going to get the rest of them moving. And I often have some that are late bloomers and show up 2-3 days late.

 

[Kellyjenny]

Don't raise the humidity too much yet. You can up it to 65% when they externally pip.

Thank you pip

 

[Kellyjenny]

Thank you pip

 

[Kellyjenny]

You probably won't see them wiggling or anything like that. You haven't done anything wrong. Just sit on your hands, and wait.
You're no bother at all!!!

Thank you so much

 

[MGG]

Thank you so much

No problem!

 

[Kellyjenny]

Thank you so much

 

[Kellyjenny]

Update help I messed up really bad. I think I killed all my chicks. When I put the quail halfway on lockdown because of my chick eggs I stopped turning all of them so my chick eggs haven't been turning at all oh my gosh did I kill them I mean haven't turned my chick eggs in 2 days oh no and my quail are due tomorrow. Please tell me I didn't kill my chicken eggs.