Does this look ok?

[Crazy_Beautiful]

My first hatch was good.
My second hatch all were quitters.
Third one? I'm nervous.
I just put them into lockdown but quickly checked.
I have 5 eggs and they all look like this one.
Nervous as this morning overnight humidity spiked to 57... think becuase of all the rain we got.

 

[Yorkshire Coop]

Chicken eggs?

 

[BelovedBirds]

My first hatch was good.
My second hatch all were quitters.
Third one? I'm nervous.
I just put them into lockdown but quickly checked.
I have 5 eggs and they all look like this one.
Nervous as this morning overnight humidity spiked to 57... think becuase of all the rain we got.

That built in candler is probably terrible, can hardly see anything. Can you use your phones built in torch? Look for veins and movement

Are these chicken eggs?
Is your thermometer calibrated?

 

[Crazy_Beautiful]

Yes chicken eggs. And yes calibrated.
This egg look good?

 

[BelovedBirds]

Yes chicken eggs. And yes calibrated.
This egg look good?

It's too difficult to tell, it would be helpful if you could use a brighter torch and take new photos

 

[mcdze]

if theyre at lockdown nothing you can do anyway, looks fine, dark, not clear, defined air sack .. leave them alone lol .. turning a chick positioning itself to hatch upside down isnt wise, just sayin ..

 

[BelovedBirds]

if theyre at lockdown nothing you can do anyway, looks fine, dark, not clear, defined air sack .. leave them alone lol .. turning a chick positioning itself to hatch upside down isnt wise, just sayin ..

This is true, when candling an egg that's in lockdown, you shouldn't turn it upside down. But rather using a light while they're in the incubator, so that you don't have to move them


Candling before external pips is totally harmless as long as you're careful