Eggs dead?!

[silkfur]

So, I took in my late ducks eggs and made them a home incubator. The image below is what they looked like inside after my homemade incubator.

This image is from today (three days later from the rescue) in a store bought incubator.

Is this a bad sign or just normal growth? They are all like this.

 

[silkfur]

I'm bumping this topic, I need help please! Don't let me cling to the hope they are alive even when they are dead.

 

[Pyxis]

I'm sorry, but it looks like they quit

 

[silkfur]

Ah.. I see, thank you very much. I buried them all this morning giving them all names. Thank you for letting me know.

 

[Pyxis]

Ah.. I see, thank you very much. I buried them all this morning giving them all names. Thank you for letting me know.

Very sorry you lost them Could have been a temp spike in the new incubator. What kind were you using?

 

[silkfur]

I was using a Little Giant, Still Air Incubator.
I knew it wasn't the best but I didn't think my family would want to pay more. Sadly I think you were right. Something did not measure temp right and it didn't heat like it should have.

 

[DwayneNLiz]

I was using a Little Giant, Still Air Incubator.
I knew it wasn't the best but I didn't think my family would want to pay more. Sadly I think you were right. Something did not measure temp right and it didn't heat like it should have.

very sorry

 

[Pyxis]

I was using a Little Giant, Still Air Incubator.
I knew it wasn't the best but I didn't think my family would want to pay more. Sadly I think you were right. Something did not measure temp right and it didn't heat like it should have.

Those incubators are extremely unreliable, unfortunately I used to use them but quickly moved on to a homemade one that worked much better and then from there onto Brinseas. It was likely a temp spike, nothing you could have done.