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Anne-Marie S
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- Apr 27, 2022
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You’re quite welcome. To candle you need a bright light with a narrow beam. I just use my phone’s torch. Go into a very dark room and lay your egg on top of the light, you may need to cup your hand around the egg depending on what your light source is.@Anne-Marie S thank you. Now I have to learn how to candle lol
You can try it out with the eggs you’ve been saving now if you want to practice. You should be able to see dots and spots in the shell that you won’t see under normal light, and you’ll see the shadow the yolk makes and an air sac at the blunt end of the egg.
It’s always a good idea to candle eggs before putting them under the hen, you can check for cracks then.