OK, here's my dilema:
pipping in two eggs, some zipping - enough to see the beak moving and hear sounds.
in others their air cell is OK, there is VERY little movement but they have not zipped, not broken thru the membrane.. i see wiggly jiggly under the membranes.
where the membrane is exposed, should i cover it lightly with papertowling to keep it moise or just mist the exposed spots where there is no shell but membrane .
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