ENGEC35
In the Brooder
- Mar 16, 2018
- 69
- 9
- 38
Day 18 
We were delaying lock-down to help the air cells grow more, as we had the humidity at 75-90% for the first 2 weeks accidentally.
I put the cracked egg back in the incubator for now. What do I do with it? Is it possible that it may survive?
The drop was about 10" onto a wooden dresser top. I think it is cracked about an inch wide on one of the ends of the eggs. Not home to check, I don't remember which end. Might have been the fatter side.
The air cells on all the eggs were pretty saddled and none of them have really grown much since day 13.
Also, I marked this egg for a possible blood ring, back on day 12-13, but future candling left me unsure. What I thought was a blood ring looked like it may have just been a vein.
What now?
We were delaying lock-down to help the air cells grow more, as we had the humidity at 75-90% for the first 2 weeks accidentally.I put the cracked egg back in the incubator for now. What do I do with it? Is it possible that it may survive?
The drop was about 10" onto a wooden dresser top. I think it is cracked about an inch wide on one of the ends of the eggs. Not home to check, I don't remember which end. Might have been the fatter side.The air cells on all the eggs were pretty saddled and none of them have really grown much since day 13.
Also, I marked this egg for a possible blood ring, back on day 12-13, but future candling left me unsure. What I thought was a blood ring looked like it may have just been a vein.
What now?
Very funny! I'm happy to hear of the silver lining. 
