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They are not incubated yet. Just going to put them in when I can get everything right on the incubator. sighYep, That's just the air cell, How long have you been incubating them?
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They are not incubated yet. Just going to put them in when I can get everything right on the incubator. sighYep, That's just the air cell, How long have you been incubating them?
I don't know if a hen had set on it or not. But I did wonder because there is at least on other that has that same look. The others don't have that reddish line.Well it is theoretically possible for a blood ring to be in an egg only if the egg has been partially incubated by a hen/hens before being collected. If an egg is sat on for more than 12 hours or if it is stored above 20 degrees C it can start to develop.