Alright guys, this is my second year breeding, and my first successful clutch. My Spinnerblast male to a Pinstripe female, yielding a healthy, 7 egg clutch!

The clutch was laid on June 24th, I have candled all the eggs every 3 days or so. All the eggs have had exceptional red, viable blood veins and I was able to see movement. They are being incubated in a "TurboFan Hovabator" at 89 degrees, and with a humidity percentage of 80% or higher at all times. Using Glitter Grade Vermiculite. On day 54, I cut the eggs to visualize what morphs I ended up with. At day 54, two of the eggs were just beginning to dimple. All the babies are alive in their eggs. No veins were cut in the process of cutting the shells. The openings I cut were very small. (I wanted to be conservative.)

As I said, as of this morning, all the babies still appear to be alive and safe; but there still hasn't been any pipping. I am now on Day 59. I know I am probably being very paranoid and definitely impatient. But being from an animal medical background, I can't help but worry that something could be wrong. Any ideas for how much longer I should wait? And how long is too long?

Thank you in advance!