Question about shipped eggs

[grannychicken54]

Hi all I have a question and was wondering if anyone had this before, they are shipped eggs and I let them set upright for 24 hours and then put them in incubator without the turner on it has been about 36 hours and I just noticed one looked like it was leaking not from a crack but more like tiny blobs on it there are about 6 or 7 spots and the blobs are not big I was wondering if I should take it out or this is something that happens. If anyone has in advice I would weocome it Thanks

 

[bwalden]

I have seen this before. I left mine in and they hatched just fine.

 

[grannychicken54]

I have seen this before. I left mine in and they hatched just fine.

Thanks I will just leave it

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Hi all I have a question and was wondering if anyone had this before, they are shipped eggs and I let them set upright for 24 hours and then put them in incubator without the turner on it has been about 36 hours and I just noticed one looked like it was leaking not from a crack but more like tiny blobs on it there are about 6 or 7 spots and the blobs are not big I was wondering if I should take it out or this is something that happens. If anyone has in advice I would weocome it Thanks

THROW THEM OUT! first image and second is the eggtopsy!

TINY Sappy spots possibly due to Rough Shipment of EGGS
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[Bitterroot]

I think someone said that it means the contents of the egg are under pressure. I had a couple from a batch the post office roughed up, and when I eggtopsied them they were scrambled with tons of bubbles in the white.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

mine too as you can see in the pic, however I forget the day they were on and as you can see the scramble eggs turned brown already and stank something fierce!

 

[cochins1088]

That is egg content and the egg is definitely bad. If you leave it in, you risk it exploding and harming your other eggs, so take it out!

 

[bwalden]

Well if you are really in doubt or worried with it, remove it. When in doubt, throw it out.

 

[cochins1088]

Well if you are really in doubt or worried with it, remove it. When in doubt, throw it out.

I disagree. When in doubt, you should leave it in (unless it smells).

 

[Calix]

If you're still unsure, I'd suggest that you candle it and try to see what's going on. If it looks scrambled, then you'll know for sure that it needs to go.