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Well I'm sorry but that is not the case. I don't own quail eggs so I'll use a quarter. I will probably get some photos on by tonight. I just thought it would be to better scale if I used a quail egg but you are right. I should just get to the point and use a quarter.

Ok, I will buy some quail eggs soon and do a comparison. Then you all can seeas well!:D

Oh ok, I will try and find some. Like I said, she is hiding her eggs right now and I can't find them. Could there size be due to the fact that she is fairly new to laying? Oh, and I found an egg that appeared to be hers today, but it was one of the larger ones, meaning it was still small but...

My temp has been 99.5 F the entire time and the embyos have been moving.

The egg or the hen?

They came from my Dutch Bantam. I thought that breed was supposed to lay eggs of that size right?

I will try to get some photos. I am trying not to move them right now and that hen in particular has been hiding her eggs somewhere and they are so small I can hardly find them in all the hay. If I find one I will definitely do a comparison. And yes I do find it odd on how small these eggs are...

Just another thing I wanted to share, my eggs are extremely small for chicken eggs. They are a little smaller then quail eggs, with the exception of one or two larger ones. I think things will still work out though.

Thanks. I will try lockdown on day 18 and I'll leave them be for now. They are due next Saturday. We'll see what happens. Again, thanks for the advice! :thumbsup

No strange smells or sweating. Would it work if I just stopped rotating the eggs when I start to hear pipping?

There is movement in the very darkest part of the embryo and I will try the lockdown on day 18 even if it may be to late. Thank you all. I might not be able to have any photos by tonight by the way.

I will have some candling photos by tomorrow for sure. I bought 10 of they eggs and the others are from my own hens. None of my hens are broody and all the eggs that are from my hens where taken out on the same day of being laid. They were all put in the incubator at the same time as well. The...

Hi I'm new here, and I have I'm having an issue. I have chicken eggs that have been in the incubator for nine days now, yet they appear to be somewhere around 17-19 days of incubation. They are almost completely black on the inside and only some thicker veins are visible, and those veins that do...