Ok. I’m not seeing any veins at all and I took pictures. Adjusted contrast, brightness etc anything I could think of to try and tell better. I am going to pull them. Logically I feel it’s the right move but of course I have no experience. I plan on doing eggtopsy and will chalk this up to a learning experience if I am totally wrong.
Lol. They are sooo funny when just hatched. Stumbling all over etc. My last hatch there was one that would run full force right into another egg and just roll over it and land on it's face on the other side.Yay, another chick, Maria, just hatched! I think she is going to be brown, like Petunia. The chicks are very clumsy when they are just hatched. I heard that before, but I didn't think they would be trying to preen themselves and fall on their butts.
. I would just sit and laughIt is such a hard decision.
I’m so sorry! What color are the shells? It’s so hard to know with the green and dark brown especially. I had two quitters in white shells that I kept way too long. I finally was able to toss them when I saw blackish stuff forming, but they had a blood ring and no movement for days. They probably would have cracked soon.
This one is that is easy to see. I’ll wait until total dark candle and make final decision.
On is cream colored and easy to see in (just posted a pic). The other is my maran. I’ll candle once more and pull if no change. Honestly I’m surprised it’s only two at this point so I am counting myself as lucky!
Ya I don't see anything. I start with one egg. Figure if I was wrong with that one I will leave any others. I haven't been wrong yet.
Long night ahead for you! Lol
