Set my eggs last night (this morning?) at midnight. My daughter (27 yo) and I are excited to see how many will hatch, and what exactly they will look like. My wife, however, still hates mefor hatching more eggs-- But then again, she does like chicken soup!
Looking good!My eggses arrived! Box looked good except for one small puncture hole on the side. I won an auction for 10 eggs and received 14! All are intact, no breakage and no cracks. 10 of them have jiggly air cells, but they don't appear to be fully detached. 4 have detached, rolling air cells. But the air cells are small, not huge like a lot of shipped ones I've gotten. I think I'm going to let them settle until this evening and then set them along with my home eggs and not turn them tomorrow. I'll check them tomorrow evening and see how the cells are looking.
This is after I removed the top layer of newspaper and opened the first egg.
All of them lined up and beautiful.
Some of the babies from my test run.
One of the flowers I hatched from my breeding pair. All but one are colored just like dad was when he was a wee babe. The one is colored like mom, but without the white chest she had. Can't wait to see how they feather out!
That is quite a handsome pair you've got there!
Oh no.I hope they get there soon, all safe and sound.
Awwww.That is such a wonderful thing for them to do. It made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
I put my hand over the end of a dollar store flashlight. It's probably the cheapest candler there is, other than an actual candle, lol. XD
I candled em against a grow light and all the shells look perfect no cracks ect......(btw should I see the air sac now?? or will that be when I candle it in a few days....maybe because I am just holding em to the light niot focusing the light ?) anyways brb putting em in the bator now 
