HATCHING SWAN EGGS!! HELP PLEASE!!

[hildaberg]

hi!! so i found some swan eggs washed up after a bit of flooding took place around my house, no parents in site so i decided to take the eggs back home and incubate them. my humidity is 55% and my temp is 39 degrees celsius. im aware i have to turn the eggs four times a day too and that they hatch after 35 days. they were cold when i found them, i candled them and only a few looked like they were alive and fertile, are they worth saving?

 

[nchls school]

hi!! so i found some swan eggs washed up after a bit of flooding took place around my house, no parents in site so i decided to take the eggs back home and incubate them. my humidity is 55% and my temp is 39 degrees celsius. im aware i have to turn the eggs four times a day too and that they hatch after 35 days. they were cold when i found them, i candled them and only a few looked like they were alive and fertile, are they worth saving?

Yes, they are worth the effort. Consider contacting your area DNR office.