Short answer- No. Sounds like you either had temperature or humidity not exactly as required. Impossible to suggest which, or remedy, so suggest you try again and try to decipher any glitches. Old McDonald.

Next time change some things. I've raised over 500 birds in an incubator and 100 with hens, but none were waterfowl so I'm not exactly sure what went wrong. About the exploded eggs. Try to stabilize the temperature more during the early stages. Make sure you drake to hen ratio is correct to ensure maximum fertility. Only use clean eggs and I prefer to not wash mine because it removes a natural bacterial film covering the egg. Only wait until 36 days at the most. Try to use two or three thermometers to ensure acurate temerature. Because waterfowl need more humidity than others try to increase the humidity.