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MysteryChicken
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The egg was wet when I took the picture, anyway. It has more of a blueish hue to it when dry.yes, for me, the left is blue, the right is green. I see no teal/turquoise. I am trying to make turquoise eggs at the moment as well, with my easter eggers,
Nice. Making any progress?
I'm gonna check to see if I have a picture of the egg dry.