Are my eggs full of bacteria? :(

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Actually. Keeping them in there and letting them explode would cause the OP to have to TOTALLY disinfect the bator, which is not good or a first choice. And eggs really do not look different to different people. A developing egg looks that same, no matter what, like an ultrasound on a human. At day 14 those eggs should show a MUCH more pronounced development than there is. They are quitters and the OP should remove them before the bator could be contaminated.
 
I just PUT MY GLASSES ON and candled them quickly since I had to turn them anyways, and I candled from the top this time and #3-5 ARE MOVING! I saw ones little leg moving too! It was amazing! OMG! 3 out of 5 aint bad!!! Now if I can just keep from killing the little guys! 1 and 2 are the ones I think for sure are bad, and they dont even have any veins that I can see. Im not gonna throw them out till next week though, just in case, seeing that last time I candled I was 100% sure that #3 was a dud....... I am so nervous now! But apparently the key was to candle from the top not the bottom.
 
But they are turkey eggs... I figured the difference would account. Say if it were day 5-7 on chickens, then it would be barely starting to grow... I'm confused now... Day 14 for turkeys would equal day 7 for chickens. There we go!
 
OP said they dont stink at all. I dont think they are in danger of exploding. I cant say weather there still alive or not but I try not to cull any eggs till lock down unless they smell.
 
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And they did look completely different when lighted from the top than they did from the bottom and side. Good thing I found that out before I tossed them all. I would have felt so bad.
Turkey eggs take 1 week longer to develop than chickens. This is what one of my 7 or 8 day turkey eggs look like.
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you have blood veins in there i can see that they look like they should to me for that many days in i hatch mostly trukeys my self
 
Hard to tell form pictures an I dont hatch turkeys but I dont see anything bad to me...
so bad really...........
 
I did turkeys last year. They look fine to me, about what mine looked like at the same stage. It seemed to me that the turkey eggs took a long time to develop -- even at day 21 through about day 24/25, I too was in despair that something was wrong, because I could still see a lot of light coming through when I candled. But, I had 8 of 8 develop fully, and 7 of 8 hatch.

I say let them go and see, but I bet they're fine.
 
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Hopefully not half as bad as the people who confidently stated they were rotten quitters and should be tossed before they exploded in your bator. This forum would be a whole lot better if people refrained from presenting guesses and personal opinions as if they were basic facts. I mean, what's wrong with saying, "In my opinion..." or "If I was you I think I might..." or "I'm not 100% sure but..." or " You might want to ask someone with more experience than me..."

Just saying...
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Glad some of your eggs look like they're developing well. Good luck with them!
 

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