Are these eggs still developing? *Pictures

[FourandSix]

I have three cream legbar eggs that started developing, it's now the end of day 14 and this is what they look like. To me, they don't look good but I've never incubated before and I'm not sure what I'm looking for...
Unfortunately, out of 13 shipped eggs, these are the only 3 that even started to develop at all, so I was really hoping to hatch them all, but I'm pretty concerned about their development as well as their air cells.

Egg 1:

Egg 2:

Egg 3:

 

[ChickNanny13]

I'm not "experienced" but the eggs look like it's "blood rings", not developing.

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[Wil781]

It looks like development started but stopped for some reason. What temperature and humidity was the incubator running at?

 

[FourandSix]

It looks like development started but stopped for some reason. What temperature and humidity was the incubator running at?

That's what I thought...I noticed the blood rings day 7 but I was hoping I was wrong. Humidity has been between 40 and 50 percent and temp has been 99.5-100

 

[Flamens Farm]

aww, that's too bad, hopefully, you have other eggs that are doing good?

 

[WVduckchick]

Shipping stress causes alot of blood rings. So sorry, but yea, those are all quitters.
Maybe the seller will replace them? Usually sellers don't guarantee results, but worth a shot to let them know, maybe they will send more.

 

[Wil781]

That's what I thought...I noticed the blood rings day 7 but I was hoping I was wrong. Humidity has been between 40 and 50 percent and temp has been 99.5-100[/QUOTE
Temp and humidity w

Temp and humidity is good, eggs could have been shaken during shipping. So sorry!

 

[lazy gardener]

Fan in bator? I run my humidity at 30 - 40%. Did you calibrate your thermometers and hygrometer, and run the bator for a few days before setting eggs?

 

[FourandSix]

Fan in bator? I run my humidity at 30 - 40%. Did you calibrate your thermometers and hygrometer, and run the bator for a few days before setting eggs?

Yes, it’s forced air. It’s an Incuview. I calibrated everything and ran it before setting the eggs

 

[WVduckchick]

Yes, it’s forced air. It’s an Incuview. I calibrated everything and ran it before setting the eggs

Those are usually pretty trustworthy incubators. I would attribute it to shipping stress. I lost almost all of 2 shipments of CLs. Hatched 2 chicks out of 30ish eggs.

One good practice is to add a few local eggs, or your own eggs, to any shipped set. Then you'll have a better clue if its most likely the shipping or not.