My first candling EVER! Experts? Help! *Pics*

[MichiganWoods]

I brought all the pics into photoshop and played around with the brightness and contrast. They all seem to have a jelly bean, or veining going on (except the clear one).

It's hard to get good pictures. Nice idea for the candler, livin-green!

 

[Catalina]

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Thank You!!

 

[Catalina]

I took the clear one out and opened it.

This is what I found.

 

[daisychick]

yep there nothing in there for sure.

 

[jay1995]

One of mine looks like pic #4. Im gonna keep it in until I know for sure or if it starts to smell. Goodluck, -Jay

 

[kartking22]

I found this link informational when candling eggs as well. http://shilala.homestead.com/candling.html
It shows the difference between good eggs and bad eggs early in development so you don't have to keep incubating the duds until they turn sour. Hope that this helps too.

 

[Catalina]

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Yeah I like that site. It's helped me a lot.

 

[jay1995]

its a great site used it on my first batch.

 

[ThePolishPrincess]

Here's a very helpful site I use for candling eggs.

http://shilala.homestead.com/candling.html


(If it doesn't work, press the back button and try again. It's kinda tempermental.)



ETA: Sorry, it was already posted! Someone beat me to it!

Sorry!

 

[Catalina]

Thanks both to kartking22 and ThePolishPrincess

Good site.

Nice clear pics.