Its the 29th day are My baby ducks gonna hatch?

Question

I kept them at 99 degrees the whole time now i try to keep it at 95 and i stopped rotateing them about 2 days ago and I put them on damp wash cloths now and i still ahvent seen any progress did i do something wrong? are they not gonna hatch?

AND THEY ALL ARE FERTILIZED!

Answer 1

look at the eggs through the light of a flashlight and see if there is movement,

As for warmth well perhaps a degree or 2 more....

Answer 2

No, they'll never hatch.

Answer 3

i dont think so usually it is 21 days sorry

Answer 4

Eggs from common ducks like Pekins require 28 days to hatch. Eggs from Muscovy ducks hatch in about 35 days after setting.

Always set eggs with the small end down, except in the case of small incubators that have no trays

As the duckling develops inside the egg there is a loss of water from the egg and an increase in the size of the air cell. If the duckling is developing normally, the air cell should occupy about one-third of the space inside the egg at 25 days of incubation (common ducks). Weight loss can also be used as a guide. Common duck eggs should lose about 14% of their weight at time of setting by 25 days.

For best results, set eggs within 1-3 days from the time they were laid. There is an average loss of about 3% hatchability for eggs stored 7 days before setting, and about 10% loss for those stored 14 days.

Answer 5

keep them  safe

Answer 6

95 degrees is too low and it takes abt a month 4 eggs to hatch

Answer 7

Sometimes it just depends mine hatched at 32 days. Just be patient. It sonds like you may have ratated them for to long so try to wait.

Answer 8

um

Answer 9

I think it has to be atleast 98 degrees.

http://home.comcast.net/~out1rider/page1...

Answer 10

95 is too low a temperature.  You'll need to candle the eggs to see if they are still alive.  If any are still alive, get the temperature back up to 99.