I am guessing that you can see the chicks moving? I think perhaps you miscounted the days or the hen let them get cooled somewhat which slowed down the hatch. If you can't see anything moving inside the eggs, then they may have unfortunately died in the shell. Hopefully, they are just on a slower hatch schedule.
Sounds like it is a good set up. Sometimes when people separate, they put them in a small dog crate or something that doesn't always give them room to get up and run around. Sounds like you have a handle on things. Now just sit on your hands and wait. That's the hard part!Thank you so much for the input, I will place the chick food in as soon as we have some chicks. We are at day 15 today so another 7 to go. I have her in a 6' x 6' pen with her own 'nesting crate' and the food and water are at the other side of the enclosure and she gets up pretty regularly and stretches her legs, produces the most enormous poop, eats, drinks and goes back to her nest. She has kept it clean so far. Here's hoping...
I would agree with the previous post. If you see movement, I would leave them, if they are not moving, they may have died in the shell. If that is the case, it may not have anything to do with the move, there are often factors we don't know about or have control over that cause them not to hatch.
Really, 23 days is the most. After that, they are probably dead in the shell. Sorry.
