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No, I don’t see clear fluid present in the air cell. I think you’re right because it was so hard for me to see movement yesterday. I have done this with previous duck eggs so I can candle through the incubator but didn’t think to set this egg near the edge so I could candle. That is a great picture! Thanks for your help.As long as you don’t see a big amount of clear-ish fluid, up against the air cell, I’d stay optimistic. Movement can be hard to detect when they are so cramped.
Not sure if you’ve tried (I assume you have, but just in case) with the NR, if you position the eggs about two inches from the edge, with the air cells pointing toward the window, you can candle without opening the lid!
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I’ve been candling without opening the incubator and there is still no change. I’m home today so I’ll put my light up to the side of the incubator and check every once in a while without opening... wish this little duckling some luck! I really hope it makes it. I can’t make a safety hole yet because it hasn’t internally pipped right? I’m starting to get nervous...



