2 of Lucky's eggs have a moving air sac. What do we do???

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Hey! this isn't funny sis, if you actually cared 4 them and were worried 4 them.
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I am on the local poultry team for 4H and learn to look for things like this in eggs. How close are they to hatching? If just laid then this isn't a problem considering it takes a few hours for the air cell to "settle" in the egg. If close to hatching the air cell should be small and moving, but if somewhere in the middle it would be best to keep an eye on it, it might have been the travel, keep the eggs in one spot for at least a day for the cell to re-position itself. Hope this helped! Good luck
 
Thank you!!! they are almost exactly in the middle of the egg stage. we have been keeping a very close eye on them, I just really hope they hatch!!! oh, also...
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I'm sure you both care about these ducks very much and I know that this comment was only meant to blow off steam considering how concerned you are
 
Hello :frow and Welcome To BYC! Good luck with the eggs.
 

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