Well, I've finally been reassured that my 2 eggs (out of 8 to start) have made it to the final countdown; I have definitely seen both eggs rock back and forth - end to end - and wobble back and forth - side to side - a number of times now. Nothing else has happened, yet, though. So, now, my question is this: can this go on for a long time before they'll pip or could they be having difficulty pipping through? My incubator has held a very steady temp of 100.2/100.4 F and humidity of 74%/76%, since lock down, which I thought was pretty good, but now I'm second guessing if the humidity should have been a bit higher...? Also, we've been incubating in a pre-school classroom and I'm terrified that they'll pip in the middle of the night, or something, and I'll miss the whole thing (everyone at the centre has been teasing me about having to sleep over here, tonight... 
) Out of all the information, on here, in the learning centre and on the forum, I'd figured it out that sometimes pipping can take a number of hours; however, I hadn't realized that all this "rocking and rolling" inside the egg would precede the actual "breaking through the shell"...?? Thanks, in advance, for any light that anyone can shed on this, for me!
) Out of all the information, on here, in the learning centre and on the forum, I'd figured it out that sometimes pipping can take a number of hours; however, I hadn't realized that all this "rocking and rolling" inside the egg would precede the actual "breaking through the shell"...?? Thanks, in advance, for any light that anyone can shed on this, for me!
