Balut egggs

I agree your scenario is most likely which is why I said an undeveloped egg would be better. But the OP said theirs are hatching so if they were brought straight to market, they could be fine. Normal eggs are tolerant a couple hours of off time so ducks can do a quick eat/drink/bathe occasionally. But as a rule, I would advise against it as in most cases you are right, the developing duckling would probably have died or at least degraded to the point it would likely fail shortly after hatching. I hope the OP lets us know what happens and if they hatch posts pics of the little darlings.(There are never enough 'ling photos in the world).
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they there are and if you think they are muscovy ducklings,then you are wrong they are mallard ducklings
 
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they there are and if you think they are muscovy ducklings,then you are wrong they are mallard ducklings
Very cute!!! Did the seller keep them in an incubator or under a heat lamp to keep them "super fresh"? If not they must have gone from nest to nest in just a few hours to stay viable.
 
Very cute!!! Did the seller keep them in an incubator or under a heat lamp to keep them "super fresh"? If not they must have gone from nest to nest in just a few hours to stay viable.
Actually i just got lucky because balut makers here make balut in traditional way,then heat the eggs in the sun then the incubator is made of bamboo baskets and dried manure of carabao,when i buyed it it was very warm because they said that they only take away the eggs from the incubator minutes ago
 
Actually i just got lucky because balut makers here make balut in traditional way,then heat the eggs in the sun then the incubator is made of bamboo baskets and dried manure of carabao,when i buyed it it was very warm because they said that they only take away the eggs from the incubator minutes ago

Geez. Talk about good timing! You're a good person for rescuing all those eggs. :) I can't really be too harsh on it though, it's like a culinary and cultural staple in come countries. I just...man, I feel bad for the babies! I used to love eating roast duck, too. Now I can't even look at it without feeling bad, LOL!
 

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