Candeling experts needed

[Horava]

Do any of these look viable to you? They’re shipped peafowl eggs - all between 26-28 days. They were all shipped. I think they’re all duds - but wanted some expert opinions. Sorry for photo quality - did my best

 

[The Happster]

I don't hatch peafowl, only chickens, but apparently peafowl take around 30 days to hatch. Those aren't viable, if so.

If they've been incubated for that amount of time, they are infertile.

 

[MGG]

Do any of these look viable to you? They’re shipped peafowl eggs - all between 26-28 days. They were all shipped. I think they’re all duds - but wanted some expert opinions. Sorry for photo quality - did my best

I'm sorry. All duds. Better contact the seller. Maybe they'll send you replacements or something? Were they packaged well? How far did they ship?

 

[Horava]

I'm sorry. All duds. Better contact the seller. Maybe they'll send you replacements or something? Were they packaged well? How far did they ship?

The next state over. I thought they were packed well, but it was crazy hot the week, they were shipped - so maybe they overheated, or just got scrambled by USPS. Who knows. I’m bummed

 

[Horava]

I don't hatch peafowl, only chickens, but apparently peafowl take around 30 days to hatch. Those aren't viable, if so.

If they've been incubated for that amount of time, they are infertile.

Thanks - that’s what I thought, but was hoping someone had a miracle for me.

 

[MGG]

The next state over. I thought they were packed well, but it was crazy hot the week, they were shipped - so maybe they overheated, or just got scrambled by USPS. Who knows. I’m bummed

Oh. Yes the heat will do it. I'm sorry.

 

[ManWithChicks]

At this stage they should be almost black. I usually candle the first week or so to pull out duds. They wont have any blood vessels in them. (For chickens,, I guessing peafowl are similar)

 

[MGG]

At this stage they should be almost black. I usually candle the first week or so to pull out duds. They wont have any blood vessels in them. (For chickens,, I guessing peafowl are similar)

Yes. Usually it's best to wait until day 14 to pull any eggs though.

 

[ManWithChicks]

Yes. Usually it's best to wait until day 14 to pull any eggs though.

Ill agree with that! Doesnt hurt to leave them in a bit longer, and Im sure that especially goes for peafowl. Id be amazed if there wasnt any blood vessels for that long though!