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That is true. I do not have a turner so I take a thin piece of Styrofoam and cut holes for the eggs to be placed in so I can control their positionig better. It also helps so they don't roll around if anything gets bumped.

With regards to blood ring, I always leave my eggs in a few days after I notice anything that may mean dead egg. After a couple days of candleing, most of the eggs that I think are dead, look completely normal. Lots of factors may make your eggs develop a little slower than the others and...

What position do you keep your eggs in? The first few days of incubation, I leave them in a foam cutout I made in the incubator so that the broad side of the egg (the side with the air sac) is pointed up and the pointed side is facing down. This is so the air sac gets a chance to develop a...

How long did you leave them in your incubator once you've discovered the blood ring? Did you disguard them immediately? I had blood rings in my quail egg and I left them in to see what would happen and they are now happy healthy chicks. Do you wash your eggs before incubation? I know that when...