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I am on day 6 of goose eggs and can not see anything so far. I have a very strong light but the shells are so dang thick!!

I don't know any other way to see inside, This way they will be a huge surprise.........

I used it on my chicken pictures and am able to use it on my duck eggs too. Just time adjusted. Can't really see much on the goose eggs tho. Just veins but can't tell if there is any progress. Just leaving them for now. My ducks were soooo active last night. I have 5 that are progressing...

and I know that is only day 4 , so I wont get rid of anything yet...

Quote: One of the goose eggs that I put in on Suday night.... I looked at it and I can see thru it very good. There is a vein. I am so excited, This is day 4 so I am going to look tonight when I do the 10 minute cool down that I am supposed to start tonight.. I still don't think the duck...

I have 32 duck eggs in the bator and two goose eggs... I broke down and spent the 75 dollars for that nice flashlight yesterday. SO I will be ready next week to candle and probably see that my eggs are infertile...lol

Quote: Brown and blue eggs often have thick shells with heavy pigments thus making them very hard to candle. I like to say for average candling, as in your standard brown egg, if you can put the light up to the palm of your hand, and see your own veins, excelent! If you can't see though your...

I candled mine last night and all but two are kicking strong... It was so cool.....

I got inspired to go candle after looking at this. I see something in the eggs but no movement. Hope they are ok.. But, I have no where as good a light as you do either.