Incubating some Mille Fleur D’Uccle eggs need help

[cleoandtheflock]

I am incubating 2 Mille Fleur D’Uccle eggs in a Brinsea mini advance
Are the eggs dead?
Am I doing it right?
Any advice?
Thank you
Sorry about the awful candling photos

 

[Animals45]

In the fourth picture I can see a chick but that may be the shadow. In the rest of the pictures they don't look fertile where did you get the eggs from?

 

[cleoandtheflock]

In the fourth picture I can see a chick but that may be the shadow. In the rest of the pictures they don't look fertile where did you get the eggs from?

We know a guy who raises show quality bantams
And we wanted show birds but he didn’t have any available of what we needed
So he recommended a guy who raises lots of D’Uccles for show and breeding to create and preserve breeds
He gave us a Mille Fleur hen and 2 Mille Fleur pullets
They were all kept with all different kinds of roosters and when we brought them home the hen (Betty) laid a egg the next day and then the next day
So we started to incubate them
I think one has a chick
Not so sure about the other one
I will show you the candling pictures when ever I candle

 

[Nekopan]

Try candling through the air cell in the fat end of the egg. You might get a better view.

 

[Animals45]

We know a guy who raises show quality bantams
And we wanted show birds but he didn’t have any available of what we needed
So he recommended a guy who raises lots of D’Uccles for show and breeding to create and preserve breeds
He gave us a Mille Fleur hen and 2 Mille Fleur pullets
They were all kept with all different kinds of roosters and when we brought them home the hen (Betty) laid a egg the next day and then the next day
So we started to incubate them
I think one has a chick
Not so sure about the other one
I will show you the candling pictures when ever I candle

Okay! The fourth picture of the egg looks fertile but I don't see any signs in the other pictures.