It's been exactly 1 week, they are guinea fowl eggs, the dark patch has grown allot bigger but it still moves around when I turn the egg when candling. Images are below
Are theses eggs fertile
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Sorry shading was hardly visible with my candler so I used my phone light instead, you can't really see the shading in the photos, but it's the yellow bit in the first photo, on using my phone light both eggs have the line down them which I couldn't see with the candler
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Opinions? Egg photos are up
I would say not fertile, last picture looks like a blood ring.
I don't think so. By this time, you should see lots of blood vessels and a tiny baby bird.
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Guinea fowl eggs are so thick that it's hard to see what's inside
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Does that mean that the two eggs I incubated were fertile, and that the chick/keet started to develop?
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