Blood ring moves

[laurengeeves]

Is that normal?

 

[Pookie_Momma]

i would love the answer for that as well. I have an egg that came out of the turner and was laying sideways and looked to have the blood ring but i left in in there because i know that they can be on their side well i checked today and the ring is still there but it has still grown since last candeling. so i am assuming it is ok but the ring is still there?

 

[AmishThunder]

Does it move on its own or does it slosh around when you move the egg? The former would suggest that it is alive.

 

[laurengeeves]

It marked the line on the egg to see if it grows and the next day it had moved about 1/2 an inch to the right? It moves a bit when I move the egg. I posted a photo of a line on one of my eggs now long ago and everyone said it's the start of a blood ring, I'm hatching guinea fowl eggs, the egg was 1 week and everyone said I should see blood vessels and a chick, so it was dead, after cracking it there was blood vessels and a embryo.. I couldn't see any movement in the chick, and since then the other line on my second egg has turned into a full circle.. I'm desperate for answers As in if I should get rid of it? But I don't want to make the wrong choice

 

[laurengeeves]

The second egg. Now it looks like a blood ring, but the lines have moved about 2 inches across, and it looks like a dark blob about the size of half a jellybean in it.. Opinions?

 

[laurengeeves]

The line moves on it's own, now but if it was blood vessels I would see more than that now surely? You can't see the blob in the photo, and it's the first I've seen of it today It's due to hatch 1st July (26days old) - 5th (30 days old)

 

[AmishThunder]

It looks like a blood ring to me but since the last one had vessels I would keep it just in case and toss it if it starts to smell.

 

[laurengeeves]

the first egg.. At 8 days old