Starting staggered hatching adventure

I think I might have killed my eggs. :(

I put the 4 Cornish eggs I got this week into the incubator last night. It was still having trouble regulating temperature so I cracked the lid a little.

I forgot to check before bed and this morning I found the temp had gone down to 36.7 degrees. It got cooler last night than I was expecting.

Besides the eggs I put in last night, there are some eggs I put in last Thursday evening.

Is there any hope for them?
 
I think I might have killed my eggs. :(

I put the 4 Cornish eggs I got this week into the incubator last night. It was still having trouble regulating temperature so I cracked the lid a little.

I forgot to check before bed and this morning I found the temp had gone down to 36.7 degrees. It got cooler last night than I was expecting.

Besides the eggs I put in last night, there are some eggs I put in last Thursday evening.

Is there any hope for them?

Shouldn't hurt them at all! If anything, a very slight delay in hatching.
 
Good news, I didn't kill my eggs! Today is day 14 for the mixed flock eggs I placed with the first batch of dud Cornish eggs. I saw wiggly babies in 6 of the 8 eggs. Two of the eggs had to be removed though. They had black spots growing on the air sack and blood rings.
Egg 5
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Egg 6
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Unfortunately, it looks like my Cornish eggs are duds again. However, I decided to leave these eggs in the incubator until day 14 to see if anything grows. The shells are a bit odd when lit up and I didn't see that early quiter before I cracked the shell last time. Since I don't see any yuckiness growing in them, I think it is safe to leave them for now.

I ordered some rooster booster to give to the Cornish as well as some kelp. I also have some plain nutribalancer as well. Will those things help give these birds a boost?
 

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