I have "heard" that if there is a slight crack in an egg, you can put liquid candle wax over the crack and give the chick a better chance, as well as protect the other eggs...for the time being.
I have a VERY sensitive nose and know when an egg is about to asplode (yes...I said ASPLODE) and this one does not have that smell. There is "something" growing in there, but I'd hate to ruin it's chances by just throwing it out with the "bad" eggs.
I already applied some candle wax to it, but can always scrape it off and try again. Can someone walk me through the steps?
I melted some candle wax from a scented candle (I know! I know! It was all I had!) and put it on there with a butter knife. I then scraped some of it off to make it more "smooth".
Will the high humidity in the incubator cause it to melt? Will the high temps cause it to melt?
Any info is GREATLY appreciated! (Especially from those of you who have had luck with this endeavor!)
I have a VERY sensitive nose and know when an egg is about to asplode (yes...I said ASPLODE) and this one does not have that smell. There is "something" growing in there, but I'd hate to ruin it's chances by just throwing it out with the "bad" eggs.
I already applied some candle wax to it, but can always scrape it off and try again. Can someone walk me through the steps?
I melted some candle wax from a scented candle (I know! I know! It was all I had!) and put it on there with a butter knife. I then scraped some of it off to make it more "smooth".
Will the high humidity in the incubator cause it to melt? Will the high temps cause it to melt?
Any info is GREATLY appreciated! (Especially from those of you who have had luck with this endeavor!)