Can someone help me determine if my eggs are alive or not please Day 25

[Alexis13872]

 

[Anime2lover]

Better pics please. Those arent clear enough.

 

[Alexis13872]

I have iPhone 8 Plus it’s as clear as I can get it sorry peeps

Better pics please. Those arent clear enough.

 

[Anime2lover]

I have iPhone 8 Plus it’s as clear as I can get it sorry peeps

Well, can you tell us what you see in person then?? Do you see movement, clear blood vessels, air sac, ect.

 

[Alexis13872]

Well, can you tell us what you see in person then?? Do you see movement, clear blood vessels, air sac, ect.

I would send video not sure if I can? But I don’t see movement but no smell and she’s been faithfully sitting on them

 

[Anime2lover]

I would send video not sure if I can? But I don’t see movement but no smell and she’s been faithfully sitting on them

Ok. What about any blood vessells, or air sac. Both are good indicators of life.

This is something you might see if you have a bright enough (recently found a better one) candling light. Notice the lighter space at the far end. Thats the air sac.

 

[Alexis13872]

Ok. What about any blood vessells, or air sac. Both are good indicators of life.

This is something you might see if you have a bright enough (recently found a better one) candling light. Notice the lighter space at the far end. Thats the air sac.

Ok I see air sac but no movement or blood vessels but they don’t stink I’m gonna try for a better pic

 

[jenifern]

Are these chicken or duck eggs? or?

If they are chicken eggs by this point you should see movement and even their beak poked into the air sac area. Also chirping or a scratching sound. I hold the egg up to my ear and give it a light tap. With a good flashlight you should see movement. That first egg pic looks not alive to me, looks very chunky and scrambled inside.

 

[Anime2lover]

Are these chicken or duck eggs? or?

If they are chicken eggs by this point you should see movement and even their beak poked into the air sac area. Also chirping or a scratching sound. I hold the egg up to my ear and give it a light tap. With a good flashlight you should see movement. That first egg pic looks not alive to me, looks very chunky and scrambled inside.

Those are duck or goose I believe.

 

[Keeperofmunchkins]

Unfortunately they do not look alive to me. I can see no blood vessels at the top of where the membranes meet the air cell. They look like they developed well into the third week and then quit before hatching.