Is it normal to be at day 22 and the chicken eggs are actually moving in incubator but none have hatched yet?

Yes, it is normal for chicken eggs to move inside the incubator before they hatch. The movement of the eggs is a sign of life and indicates that the embryos are developing properly. However, it is important to note that not all moving eggs will hatch. Some embryos may not be viable and may eventually die.

If you are concerned about the progress of your eggs, you can check them using a candler. Candling allows you to see inside the eggs and check the development of the embryos. If you see a dark, round shape with visible veins, it means the embryo is alive. If you see a clear or cloudy egg, it means the embryo has died.

If you have any concerns about the hatching process, you can consult with a poultry expert or veterinarian.