Scrambled? Ruptured?

[Hazyhens]

I received 2 dozen hatching eggs that were completely mishandled by the postal company despite the sellers best attempt to protect them. Almost half my eggs were crushed (the whole box was crushed despite a million fragile stickers slapped all over it). Anyway I tried to salvage the remaining eggs but I fear most of them are either scrambled or ruptured. Some of them have a free floating bubble or several bubbles and the ones that don’t have misshapen horseshoe like air cells. What do you guys think? Also I’m on day 3 of incubation. With my previous hatches I almost always saw some veining at day 3. Should I give them a little while longer or call it quits?

 

[mcdze]

knowing myself, id launch a multi-faceted plan that involved me winning anyway it turns out lol ... id send pics of the crushed box to the seller and be like 'i got scrambled eggs, id like to try again' and order some more, see if they sympathize, maybe they will, and id probably order some from a different place on top of it, and id leave those i had in the bator for another week and check them again .. in the end id have me a batch of chicks, you can bet on that lol ...

 

[Tonyroo]

Large fowl eggs takes about 5 to 6 days to see viable veins.

 

[Hazyhens]

knowing myself, id launch a multi-faceted plan that involved me winning anyway it turns out lol ... id send pics of the crushed box to the seller and be like 'i got scrambled eggs, id like to try again' and order some more, see if they sympathize, maybe they will, and id probably order some from a different place on top of it, and id leave those i had in the bator for another week and check them again .. in the end id have me a batch of chicks, you can bet on that lol ...

The seller was nice enough to send me a replacement for one dozen that should be arriving today

 

[Hazyhens]

Large fowl eggs takes about 5 to 6 days to see viable veins.

These were all chicken eggs