Is this a blood ring?

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These are duck eggs on day 5. The other 7 eggs were clear. Should I toss it or put it back in the bator?

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I am no where close to an expert but it does not look dark enough to be a blood ring. "To me" it looks like normal veining... Perhaps, someone with a bit more experience could help...good luck.
 
I thinks its veining... What does it look like if you rotate it to the left? It should have a dark spot sort of in the center. should kinda look like a spider.
 
I had blood rings in my first set and they didnt look like that. they floated when I moved the egg and it looked like you had took a red sharpie and drew a line on the inside of the egg really dark like almost burgandy!! hope I was some help!!
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I did that to!!! just leave them in there and dont touch them if you have a turner!! thats what I found best to do I closed the lid and forbade myself to open it unless I was putting in the water!!! Im sure they will be fine!!!
 
If you turn the egg around, do you see more of these lines? Do you see a small blob in the middle of them? Those do look like veins to me, or at least the beginning of a system of blood vessels, but it's hard to see from the picture. It could theoretically be very early death, manifesting in a lightly coloured, thin blood ring. But at day five I imagine you would see something akin to this in your eggs, if you can see that blog or more of these lines.
 
It looks like veins to me too. I've gotten pretty good at picking out the blood rings. I've been right on every one I've taken out and cracked open. The blood rings are much darker than that and will go in a complete circle around the egg (In my experience..which isn't much but I'm learning!) Best of luck!
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During the candling, the red line was in a total circle around the top of the egg, which is why I thought it was a blood ring! The chicken eggs I have in the bator had SUCH clear veining, there was no doubt who was clear and who had development. If this duck egg actually keeps going I'll be thrilled!
 

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