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post #11 of 26

4/16/12 at 6:10am

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Ok, I won't unless it's a last resort on the last day. I guess when it's all over I just want to know I did everything I could to save it. Today is day 26. So tomorrow I stop turning? And wait? Keep candling? When SHOULD I start worrying? ( not that I'm not now:-) thank u.

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4/16/12 at 6:27am

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I stop turning day 27, leave humidity and temp where they are. Candle to watch for internally pipping. Don't candle all day, every 4-6 hours is plenty.

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4/16/12 at 2:00pm

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Here is a better video of the movement. The egg is real "splotchy" though.. and veins aren't very noticable like yours. I didn't turn the egg to show you the airsac. I should have but forgot. :-( The airsac is very small.