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Ring of death??

Mamaerin57

In the Brooder
May 17, 2025
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Its my first time incubating. I didn’t have any intention of incubating yet but my broody hen started laying on eggs a week ago then i got a leak in the coop right over the nesting box they were in 😩 so my hen abandoned them. I couldn’t just throw them out so i tried to put them in the incubator to try to save them. But this one egg has a ring in the inside but I 100% seen slight movement. I need advise and guidance on what to do with this egg… thank you.
 

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Its my first time incubating. I didn’t have any intention of incubating yet but my broody hen started laying on eggs a week ago then i got a leak in the coop right over the nesting box they were in 😩 so my hen abandoned them. I couldn’t just throw them out so i tried to put them in the incubator to try to save them. But this one egg has a ring in the inside but I 100% seen slight movement. I need advise and guidance on what to do with this egg… thank you.
Looks like veins to me which means it’s still developing
 
Agreed, I don't see a ring in those photos but I definitely do see veins. Sometimes if you edit a photo of a candled egg to black and white (greyscale) it can make it easier to visualize.
Good idea, here I edited the pictures and put an arrow to where I see the ring
 

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I think the veins are just forming a circular pattern there. Unless it's oozing or has an odor I'd leave it until much closer to lockdown. I've been fooled many times candling eggs in the first two weeks. My last hatch is had one i was pretty sure had a blood ring, but I was wrong and it hatched a nice healthy chick.
 
I think the veins are just forming a circular pattern there. Unless it's oozing or has an odor I'd leave it until much closer to lockdown. I've been fooled many times candling eggs in the first two weeks. My last hatch is had one i was pretty sure had a blood ring, but I was wrong and it hatched a nice healthy chick.
Thank you
 

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