candling keets at 10 days, strange result please help

[blanch]

I am new to candling. I gathered guinea eggs daily from nest and stored them in my cool basement, turning three times a day until a had an incubator full of 9. I set the (forced air) incubator at 37.5 and put in 1/4 cup of water. It has been 10 days and I just candled them. All of the eggs look the exact same. They have a well defined dark and light line with some veins and a dark spot. The problem is that they do not seem liquid. there is NO movement when I turn the eggs. they do not appear to be floating. Do you think that I have some how cooked them?

 

[paneubert]

The air cell should be attached. Seeing it roll would actually be a bad thing.

 

[blanch]

Thank you for responding. I’m concerned because all of the videos that I have seen of eggs being candled shows some “sloshing” and or movement inside when the eggs are turned. Mine seem completely fixed and identical on their sides.