Egg Positioning Question

[GrassClump]

So 7 days ago I started incubating 6 eggs.

today I candled them to make sure their air cells were the correct size and 3 of them showed good signs although... I soon realized I had put 2 of them facing the wrong direction!

context : my incubator states to "put the pointy end twords the center" a lot of the eggs are rounded on both ends so I just picked the most pointy side on them.

the two I put in the wrong direction look exactly the same (No veins and one dark side).

so my question is what exactly did putting them in the wrong way do to them?

EDIT : upon further investigation I noticed these eggs DID IN FACT SHOW SOME VEINS AROUND THE DARK MASS

However they are very hard to see and the large clear side still concerns me (Pic of one of the two eggs I only took the 1 photo since they looked similar anyways). I'd like to know why they look like this and if they can recover.

 

[Yorkshire Coop]

Were these shipped eggs?

 

[GrassClump]

Were these shipped eggs?

No I got them from my grandmother

 

[Yorkshire Coop]

I would leave them a couple more days and re candle to check for embryo growth and for where the air cell growing.

 

[Ridgerunner]

context : my incubator states to "put the pointy end twords the center" a lot of the eggs are rounded on both ends so I just picked the most pointy side on them.

Thanks for the context. That's not something you often get on this forum and it can really help, like in this case,

It sounds like your incubator turns them by rolling and the rolling motion is a circle from the center. The inside is turning slower than the outside. Putting the pointy end toward the center helps them roll smoother. Some people with incubators like that complain about the eggs not rolling right. That's the reason and those eggs are probably very pointed, not like yours.

That has nothing to do with development. Your eggs should be fine.

 

[MysteryChicken]

So 7 days ago I started incubating 6 eggs.

today I candled them to make sure their air cells were the correct size and 3 of them showed good signs although... I soon realized I had put 2 of them facing the wrong direction!

context : my incubator states to "put the pointy end twords the center" a lot of the eggs are rounded on both ends so I just picked the most pointy side on them.

the two I put in the wrong direction look exactly the same (No veins and one dark side).

so my question is what exactly did putting them in the wrong way do to them?

EDIT : upon further investigation I noticed these eggs DID IN FACT SHOW SOME VEINS AROUND THE DARK MASS

However they are very hard to see and the large clear side still concerns me (Pic of one of the two eggs I only took the 1 photo since they looked similar anyways). I'd like to know why they look like this and if they can recover.

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I get eggs like that on occasion. They are perfectly fine, & the chick hatches normal.

 

[GrassClump]

I get eggs like that on occasion. They are perfectly fine, & the chick hatches normal.

Thanks so much! I put them in the correct way now and I figured it couldn't hurt to just wait till next candle session and see how they do

 

[MysteryChicken]

Thanks so much! I put them in the correct way now and I figured it couldn't hurt to just wait till next candle session and see how they do

You're welcome.

What type of incubator do you use? I use an Incuview Incubator.

 

[GrassClump]

You're welcome.

What type of incubator do you use? I use an Incuview Incubator. View attachment 3444988

I'm actually using the Nurture Right 360

 

[MysteryChicken]

I'm actually using the Nurture Right 360
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Same concept. Just rolls the eggs like mine.