A friend that hatches 100's of shipped eggs doesn't worry about damaged air cells.
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Well knowledge is half of it! Experience is the other half. Thank you for the comment!I can't speak to the humidity in relation to the accuracy of the hygrometer, but those eggs have been kicking off a bit of moisture. There's nothing you can do to correct the saddle cells, but a lot of eggs hatch even though they pip at the wrong end, where there is not even a cell at all, so IMO, you have a pretty good chance with them if they've made it this far. Of course you must realize that my opinion is not worth much, because I've never hatched a shipped egg... just done a lot of reading.
WOW thanks!! That is SUPER encouraging!A friend that hatches 100's of shipped eggs doesn't worry about damaged air cells.
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I had 11 hatch of the 19 and all were really bad air cells. I chick wasn't growing and died at 1 week but the rest are thriving. So I learned it may look bad but nature can prevail!! Great luck to you.Thanks for the post. I have the same problem with 4 shipped eggs at day 13, i actually had 2 dozens but all but 4 were ruined due to my ignorance with incubators. The air sacs are also saddle-shaped but i am encouraged with the prospect of even 2 eggs hatching normally.