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Three eggs in a homemade incubator. Temp wavers between 94 degrees and 101.8 degrees. Humidity is approximately 52%.
Eggs are from my Rhode Island Red, which has been fertilized by my neighbor's Bantam/Red cross rooster.
I'm on my day 20, and all I see in the eggs are black blobs that float inside the eggs when I candle them. I assume that, by day 20, the outline of the peeps should be clearly visible when candling.
I believe the eggs are fertilized, as I see the bulls-eye when I have broken up other eggs to cook.
Are these eggs toast? I've started collecting a new batch, under the assumption that these will not make it.
Thanks for any info you could provide.
Eggs are from my Rhode Island Red, which has been fertilized by my neighbor's Bantam/Red cross rooster.
I'm on my day 20, and all I see in the eggs are black blobs that float inside the eggs when I candle them. I assume that, by day 20, the outline of the peeps should be clearly visible when candling.
I believe the eggs are fertilized, as I see the bulls-eye when I have broken up other eggs to cook.
Are these eggs toast? I've started collecting a new batch, under the assumption that these will not make it.
Thanks for any info you could provide.