First Time hatching eggs! Watch them grow!

[nessa.morg]

the second to last egg might have a blood ring which indicates that the embryo is dead. I am not sure though. Keep it in the incubator and watch it. the last one is a dud, probably wasn't fertile to begin with. the other six are thriving!

Should I remove the last on then

 

[Chicks 'n ducks]

Yes, removing the dud would be smart.

 

[Chicks 'n ducks]

Washing your hands before and after handling the eggs is smart.

 

[nessa.morg]

Washing your hands before and after handling the eggs is smart.

ok I thought so

 

[drumstick diva]

Please be very careful, it's so easy to drop or crack an egg.

 

[nessa.morg]

Please be very careful, it's so easy to drop or crack an egg.

I will be careful

 

[nessa.morg]

Day 7 Candling!:
I think the last one is no good sadly

 

[Chicks 'n ducks]

The last one looks great to me!

 

[nessa.morg]

The last one looks great to me!

Really that makes me so happy! But why do you say that? This is my first time doing this so I would appreciate if you explained to me? There is like basically no veins in there. In all of the other ones there is many veins and you can actually see the baby moving around and the egg is red inside. The last one, the egg is yellow and there is like no veins and there is just like a dot that has not grown and is not moving.

 

[Chicks 'n ducks]

Well, from the picture I see plenty of veins and the dot (the embryo). If it continue to not grow though it means it is a quitter and should be removed. I can't see wether it's moving or not from the pictures. Leave it in for another 5 or so days and if it hasn't changed, toss it.