Adam Wyllie
Hatching
- May 12, 2020
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Evening All,
I am just looking for some advice.
I have just received 3 eggs posted, and I have candled them to look at the condition of them.
The air sac appears to be slightly saddle shaped (having done some reading about them).
I am leaving the eggs for 24 hour to settled before placing them into the incubator.
This is where I need advice.
I have seen that on a lot of the forums it mentions placing eggs in an upright position so that air cell can secure itself rather than placing the eggs on their side.
My incubator is a Brinsea Advance mini, so naturally the eggs would have laid on their side and be turned by the automatic system.
What is the best thing to do in this situation?
I should add the air sac although being saddle shaped was secure and not moving around the egg.
I have attached pictures of the eggs with the pencil outlines of the air sacs.
Many thanks for any advice.
I am just looking for some advice.
I have just received 3 eggs posted, and I have candled them to look at the condition of them.
The air sac appears to be slightly saddle shaped (having done some reading about them).
I am leaving the eggs for 24 hour to settled before placing them into the incubator.
This is where I need advice.
I have seen that on a lot of the forums it mentions placing eggs in an upright position so that air cell can secure itself rather than placing the eggs on their side.
My incubator is a Brinsea Advance mini, so naturally the eggs would have laid on their side and be turned by the automatic system.
What is the best thing to do in this situation?
I should add the air sac although being saddle shaped was secure and not moving around the egg.
I have attached pictures of the eggs with the pencil outlines of the air sacs.
Many thanks for any advice.