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The air cell is about 40% of the egg and dipped down on one side a bit - does that sound normal? I just put an additional dish of water and wet washcloth in there. I'm not measuring humidity - can there be too much humidity this late in the game? Yes, just one egg - which is why I'm so...

I'm not sure what breed of duck - this was an egg rescued from the wild - there are white ducks and mallards at the pond. I just looked at it again and it was pushing up against the internal membrane a bit, but hasn't broken through.

As far as I can tell, it hasn't internally pipped. (The air cell looks totally transparent?) The air cell is taking up about 40% of the egg - is that normal? I just hardly see any movement at all, and I've read that sometimes the internal membrane can dry up and they can't get through it into...

Thanks! I'm so worried - this is one, lone rescued egg that we found the day it was laid. I know for sure that today is day 28, but I think the temperature has probably not been consistent. I've read that sometimes the internal membrane can dry out and make it hard for them to internally pip...

Help!!! I'm incubating a duck egg and today is day 28. The air cell size looks good, but there is no internal pip. When I candle, I can see a tiny bit of movement (and veins around the edges of the fetus). I just did the float test and it was a low floater with a tiny bit of movement. I'm...

Hi -- Thanks for any help. I'm incubating a duck egg and it's on day 28. The air cell size looks good. When I candle it, I see a tiny bit of movement. I did the float test and it was a low floater and moved a little bit. I'm concerned because there is no internal pip - on day 28 - and the...