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Something about their combs when they first hatch... Here, when they look like that, they are always boys.

I would bet money, lol.

Some of you laugh but watch, this will be a rooster.

Maybe that one's shell was just a little thicker? Who knows... what I can tell you from my experiences is that the *only* time I see the swollen head, swollen neck, swollen belly, and the thick membrane is in my incubator eggs, I never see this in eggs under hens.

Rooster!

The six blue spots almost always never hatch.

I don't think too low would cause that. In my RCOM, the 4 corners of it, temps run a little low and humidity runs a little higher there too. It's always in those four corners that I see this problem, it's never in the six center spots.

I see that when my humidity is too high/temp too low. I get some with swollen heads, bellies, necks and that really thick membrane.

Excellent educational video! See how swollen his head and neck is? and how large his belly is? That is not normal.