My Hatching Journey: the Adventures of a Complete Newbie

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With your luck, I wouldn't doubt it
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maybe not so bad her son and DL were really nice to work for. but no hot joggers though .
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like at their house job perks you know .
 
Can't breathe through my nose... can't taste anything... stupid head cold... I'll survive... back to fireplace heat though...
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You let me know when you need help training that horse...
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Get well soon... :hugs



K, if you need a horse, you should look into Missouri Fox Trotters. Best breed ever, IMHO.... Gentle and smooth to ride. I know one that you could bring in from the pasture with a lead rope alone and ride bareback. Such wonderful horses.
 
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Did my candle, 2 blood rings (confirmed by cracking) and one with veins and another with a moving black dot. The rest were all pretty clear, no obvious veining, but nothing saying they were not alive. Down to 13, 8 BSL and 5 EE.

The one with the blood ring I had accidentally put upside down, (
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) it was a very round egg. BUT, when I cracked it, I could see eyes on the embryo! Sad, but very cool. The other blood ring was just a ring and no baby. Sorry, I didn't get pics of the dead ones. On another EE, there was a light ring ish thing, but I left it as I was not sure that it was not veins.
The one with definite veining is a EE, the mover is a BSL.
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Veins!!! Very hard to se, but they are there!
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The ones with blood rings:




great on the swimmer
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sorry about the rings . did you candle from the bottom at all? the eggs look really dark blue and they can be harder to see in than dark brown. think I would candle on the tenth day . the air cells look good . are they like that on the clear ones ?
 

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