A century of Turkey talk 2000-2100.

Sorry for the poor quality pictures...

These were taken just now (The morning of day 12). Just to make sure I'm counting right I set them on what I'm calling the evening of day 0.



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I am not saying you can't candle them earlier, I am just saying it can be untrustworthy to judge earlier than that. Some eggs are denser some darker.

You have a dark area, but I have some that look like that the day I set them. To me it is just too early. Of course, I only candle when I move them to the hatcher, or if I need incubator space and want to throw out the bad ones...



HEY FISHY!!!

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I am not saying you can't candle them earlier, I am just saying it can be untrustworthy to judge earlier than that. Some eggs are denser some darker.

You have a dark area, but I have some that look like that the day I set them. To me it is just too early. Of course, I only candle when I move them to the hatcher, or if I need incubator space and want to throw out the bad ones...
I see...
Okay, that seems like a good idea!
Thanks for your help!
 
Your just a candling fiend!!
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I know I am the worlds laziest candler, but I can live with that reputation.....

No you aren't. I candle chicken eggs on day 18 which will be this Wednesday evening for my first batch of the year. I candle guinea eggs at either day 24 or 25 and I candle turkey eggs on day 25.

If I smell a bad odor coming from the incubator, I will remove the "cracked" egg which I have only ever had with shipped eggs and never from my own eggs. Other than that, I leave the eggs alone from the time they go in the incubator until lockdown when I remove them from the incubator and put them in the hatcher.
 
No you aren't. I candle chicken eggs on day 18 which will be this Wednesday evening for my first batch of the year. I candle guinea eggs at either day 24 or 25 and I candle turkey eggs on day 25.

If I smell a bad odor coming from the incubator, I will remove the "cracked" egg which I have only ever had with shipped eggs and never from my own eggs. Other than that, I leave the eggs alone from the time they go in the incubator until lockdown when I remove them from the incubator and put them in the hatcher.

We are twins!
 

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