Fertile or not [Help]

[reede]

Hello as you know my first time doing eggs didnt go well but i got some new ones and i want to know if you can tell if this is fertile or have i just been given non fertile eggs this eggs with the others have been in the incubator its day 1

Here is one of the eggs can you tell if its fertile or not :N?

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Day 1 is too early

 

[Mylied]

You can only tell by cracking them open or incubating them for a week and candling.

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

This is one of many tutorislks on what can be seen when

 

[reede]

oh why does mine look like this

 

[bobbi-j]

I would wait at least until day 10 to candle. Day 1 is way too early. I've been t
Reading your other threads, and honestly, you need to quit messing with the eggs and incubator. It's better if you can set temperature and humidity BEFORE adding eggs. Yes, there will be fluctuations after adding the eggs, but it's a little easier to make adjustments. You have more of a chance of killing you eggs by constantly messing with them and the incubator than if you just set them, monitor them, and adjust in small increments as needed over a couple of hours' time. It can take that long for temperature and humidity to stabilize after each change.

 

[reede]

do you think it will be ok if i leave them and not candel them at all again

 

[bobbi-j]

You could... But you might want to candle at around 10 days when development will be quite obvious. That way you can dispose of any that haven't started to develop. That's important because you don't want rotten eggs exploding in your incubator and killing your good ones.

 

[reede]

day 16 and no vains in the eggs

 

[Pyxis]

day 16 and no vains in the eggs

In that case they are not fertile. Where are you getting these eggs?