Instead of spider like veins I keep getting...

[Zahboo]

Its in my bedroom, blackout curtains so very little light gets in. I have it where its not where light from the window is cast. I turn 3 times a day, 7 in the morning, 4 pm and then about 11

 

[chickintexas]

I take too long to type! LOL! Sorry! 55 is great.

 

[chickintexas]

One other question...are these shipped eggs or from your own stock?

 

[bel]

Its a blood ring, were they shipped eggs? It happens, could be the yolk was scrambled, or there was a hairline crack.
I'm running a cabinet incubator with and still pull them out now and then, it happens. I usually see them more in eggs that had rough shipping, or more commonly bad packing where other eggs had broke.

 

[Zahboo]

They are mine. Freshly gathered. I have someone else hatching some of mine and they have over half growing, so I don't know.

 

[GreenGoddess]

A still air is supposed to be about 101.5 and some go as high as 102.0 ... Bump your temp up and I'd be willing to bet you will get more development.. They may be a day or so late because of the low incubation temp in the beginning though..

Goddess

Edited for spelling

 

[xyresicchick]

it looks like a porous egg, it probably got an infection. i had a batch of 9 and 5 were porous like that. none of the porous ones even developed, while the others that didnt have the splotchy egg shells developed fine.

i bet that has something to do with yours as well.

 

[onthespot]

How long has it been since you completely disinfected the inside of your incubator, liner, screen, top, door, windows, attic,, basement, wires, etc... ? When I was getting those, a comlete disinfection really boosted my hatch rate again, pretty well. You can get bacteria sometiems colonize your incubator and cause a lot of bloodring eggs, more than usual.

 

[Zahboo]

I'll try cleaning it thanks

 

[SED]

How old are the hens/ roosters that you are getting the eggs from?