Is this egg fertile?

[Kiki]

Thank you I was worried that they weren’t when I candled them earlier I’ve heard also that Brahmas take longer to develop so now I’m worried I may end up drowning them when it’s time to up the humidity for the others in the incubator

I am not aware of certain breeds taking longer.

I thought 21 days was the norm across the board.

 

[sandy85]

Both of those eggs are fertile! Good luck with your hatch!

Thanks I’ve a few others that just appear to be yolks but of the top of my head there’s 4-5 that are like that out of 23 eggs all together

 

[Kiki]

What is the temp in your bator?
Do you have a calibrated thermometer in it?

 

[sandy85]

I am not aware of certain breeds taking longer.

I thought 21 days was the norm across the board.

I’m not sure either just what was wrote on card that came with the eggs and I didn’t put them straight in with the others it was a couple days later when they were posted

 

[sandy85]

Temp is 37.5 throughout the day and never heard of a calibrated thermometer

 

[Kiki]

I’m not sure either just what was wrote on card that came with the eggs and I didn’t put them straight in with the others it was a couple days later when they were posted

What did the card say?
Where did the eggs come from?

 

[Kiki]

Temp is 37.5 throughout the day and never heard of a calibrated thermometer

What bator do you have?
I would not trust a thermometer that is installed in a bator.
You can buy (cheap) and calibrate (free) a thermometer to make sure your temperatures are correct.

calibrating a thermometer

 

[sandy85]

From eBay the lady has a really good views with a good hatch rate and on the card it says ‘Brahmas can be upto 7 days late in hatching

 

[sandy85]

Here is a video of the Brahma egg I put pics on last night

 

[sandy85]

Also a video of one of my polish eggs