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Quote: That's not necessarily true, although the incubation does tend to make it difficult or cause some issues. Any definite clears I have after 5 days, I usually take out of the incubator. I chill them to firm the yolk and then crack and check- typically it shows either a clear bullseye...

Quote: Please remember that candling does NOT indicate fertility. Just because they don't develop doesn't mean they were not fertile. When you remove the ones that didn't grow, chill them and then crack them open into a bowl to look for the white dot or white bullseye that indicates fertility.

Agree with Scared. I would leave a negative review of that sort of packing because it sounds as though they have put zero effort into getting the eggs to you intact. A single piece of paper towel is just not enough to protect from the hazards of shipping.... And yes, I know shipping is hard on...