ever blown out an egg that was in the bator? UPDATE I JUST DID

[AHappychick]

oh I have the perfect syringe but I wimped out with these eggs i wanted to do it outside but it was pouring after i wrote this and did not want to wait further. but I have a few others I think are duds in the bator now so I thin I will try those after candeling weather permiting.

 

[AHappychick]

ok so the ones I originally was reffering to sat in a carton after 22 days in the bator and 4 days out of the bator at room temp. I was gonna toss them but forgot as I like to put them in my compost bin.

Anyway tonight after getting a first gg from my splash very green/blue that I though you know what I might as well try.

So I put on my big barn coat and gloves and went outside.

I tentively put a hole in one end of the egg and there was no bad smell. I turned it upside down and inserted my big syringe and sucked out what was inside. no smell and it was so liquidy from being incubated that it was so easy.
I did 3 this way with just one hole and none of them smelled bad or were any more gross than a regular egg. I will take some pics in a sec but the results are in

If the egg is clear and no develepment has happened you can blow them out. I would still recomend doing it outside though.

 

[Mary Of Exeter]

Told you it's not so bad right after they come out of the bator!

Although if they had been cracked where lots of air, bacteria, and bugs could get in, they'd stink up the place in practically no time.

 

[AHappychick]

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yes but these sat for at least 4 days

and still were ok

I am so happy too since one was nice and dark

 

[sonew123]

sweet for you! I have dark olive greens eggs coming in a few weeks and already decided when I pull the clear eggs thats what I will do! Thanks for being the best bravest guinea pig ever!!!