Candled last night and I have 19 of the 21 developing so far,at least I think so, some of the EE are hard to see through but i swear I saw veins
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This is my first time with a turner. I thought they must get taken out but thanks for posting that so i know for sure.Tuesday is Day 17, but I went ahead and removed all 29 eggs from the turner. I'll hand turn tomorrow, then raise humidity at the end of the day. I know, I do things weird, but I've been doing it this way for the last few hatches. This way, I have the eggs in the position, plus the container with sponges is in place, ready to have water poured in.
Of the 29 eggs, 17 are bantam eggs so it's possible they may pip earlier than the standard ones, thought that doesn't always happen. Last time I incubated the D'Anver eggs, they pipped on Day 20, like most of the standards I've hatched.
I did not candle again since I spot-candled a few at random yesterday and all were developing normally so I didn't do anymore.
Had a temp spike of 103