Are these internal pips? Duck eggs day 24

[Sierra67]

 

[FluffyDucky123]

This might be shadowing, what type of duck eggs are these?? Is the thing in the air cell moving???

 

[Sierra67]

This might be shadowing, what type of duck eggs are these?? Is the thing in the air cell moving???

Cayuga eggs, no it doesn’t move, and they did chirp at me

 

[FluffyDucky123]

If they chirped at you I think you should just wait a little bit more. The duckling might be taking a break. That is a good sign though. Good luck with your duck eggs!

 

[BirdsBeesTrees]

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Yes that's an internal pip.

 

[citymeetscountry]

Looks like it to me. It could be 24-48 hrs before you see an external pip still (if I remember correctly)

 

[Luv Ducks]

That is exactly what my internal pip looked like on my duck eggs. It was way over 24 hours afterwards so I ended up doing a full assist. It was a sticky chick but after washing it off is a healthy big Muscovy/Rouen duck. Good luck with yours.

 

[Sierra67]

That is exactly what my internal pip looked like on my duck eggs. It was way over 24 hours afterwards so I ended up doing a full assist. It was a sticky chick but after washing it off is a healthy big Muscovy/Rouen duck. Good luck with yours.

Thanks, these have been under a chicken, and are due to hatch the 26th today being 22nd

 

[Ammontgk]

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This is my same case with Khaki Campbell ducks (first time hatching) should I put them into lockdown a day early?

 

[Sierra67]

This is my same case with Khaki Campbell ducks (first time hatching) should I put them into lockdown a day early?

I’m putting mine into lockdown a day early, doesn’t hurt anything I don’t think