What am I doing wrong?

[6x6archeryelk]

I am having great success with my quail, but I can't seem to get the ringnecks to hatch. I use a Hova-Bator with a fan for incubation and a separate Hova-Bator w/o a fan to hatch. Last week I put 10 eggs into the hatcher 3 hatched and 2 more piped but nothing the other 5 did nothing at all. This wee I put 6 to the hatcher and two hatched and one more piped. The 2 that hatched are both having problems standing. They move good and are eating and drinking. The temp in my incubator is 99.5 with a humidity of 60-65%, the hatcher is 98.5 and a humidity of 70-75. Is my temp wrong, my humidity? Also will the two newly hatched chicks grow strong enough to stand or should I put them down to keep them from suffering? Any help I can get would be great. I have already searched and read everything I can and according to what I am reading I have my settings right.

[aKirA]

When are you moving the eggs to the hatcher? Last 3 days of incubation correct? In a still air(without fan), temp should be 101 or so.

[Reeves]

Some reading for you:
http://www.thatquailplace.com/raising/incubate.htm

Also, in the side bar on the left you'll see "humidity" click on it for that info as well.

[6x6archeryelk]

Yes I am moving them with 3 days left. I will try increasing the temp to 101 and see if that helps. Thanks

[jchiar]

Are you sure humidity is correct ?

[6x6archeryelk]

The humidity is correct. I have 2 thermometers that also read humidty in both incubators. We had the humidity problem last year with the quail.

[sp2207]

I think you will be fine with the change in the temp.  best of luck  and let us know if that dose the trick

[6x6archeryelk]

Well we moved 10 more eggs into the hatcher and this time we had 8 out of 10 hatch. It looks like the temp was to low. Thanks to everyone for your help. This is a great site and I will be back often.