Is this a blood ring?

[PineBurrowPeeps]

I candled my ducks eggs, on day 5, I couldn't wait to take a peek... I only have 5 eggs in my bator, three look completely clear with nothing going on but I know it's early so I'll let them sit awhile still.
One has clear normal looking veins in spider-webby patterns. The other one, I thought was veins, but I'm not sure. It really only was one vein, in a circle. Like a red line in an uneven ring.
Again, it's early so I guess it could still be veining, but I wonder if it's a blood ring... I guess what I'm asking is;
From the get go, do the developing veins spread out in the tree branch or webby pattern or do they start as one vein and grow from there?

 

[chickidydoodaa]

form the way you explained it sounds like a blood ring, but i would wait for my eperienced people

 

[Farm Frenzy]

It sounds like a blood ring to me, but I'm not a pro either. Anytime mine have ever had blood rings that's exactly what it looked like, a circle, from the blood pooling. That sucks anyways, but the other egg sounds like it's doing good.

 

[PineBurrowPeeps]

Well yeah it sucks, but at least it meant that it was a fertile egg right? Like it started developing and then something happened?

 

[Farm Frenzy]

Ya if there is a blood ring, then there was definite development, but for some reason stopped.

 

[PineBurrowPeeps]

How long should I keep it in the bator? At 5 days I want to be sure it is a blood ring and not chuck a fine egg.
Should I candle again at 7 days and then chuck it if it looks the same?

 

[Katy]

As long as it doesn't start smelling I'd leave it in until day 10 and then candle again. By then you should be able to tell for sure if it's a blood ring or not.

 

[speckledhen]

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I agree with Katy. A few more days to be sure wont hurt.

 

[Mrs MIA]

Does it look like this?

 

[ginbart]

Well I'm not the best to answer but it looks like a blood ring to me. Sorry