Candled the ones in the bator with the turner, plus one SLW that I wasn't sure of in the hand turned bator. Removed one BR that seemed to have started but had a floating air cell and no veins, plus a SLW that was a quitter. That leaves me with 62 eggs still and we're now into Day 13.
The BBS Rocks are odd and I may have to remove most of those in a few days. They have bouncing baby embryos, but they are
way underdeveloped for this stage. Either they'll quit or they'll have lots of catching up to do. Only 4 of the remaining 9 seemed to be where they should be, left the others in till closer to Day 18 and will know for sure at that time.
ETA: DH found yet another projector in the basement so I have a candler again (he used to be an art major, hence all the projectors) and I've already killed three of them.
Kathyinmo, 10 of your BRs are still in the running, 4 BLRW, 3 SLW, 4 NH and the Olive Egger.
halo, 7 EE and/or Ameraucanas are doing great and as I mentioned, some of the BBS Rocks look fine, but a few are just not quite right--they look like they are almost a week behind where they should be. Could be the reason some of them didn't look good at first candling, but till I see a blood ring or know there's absolutely no hope, I'll leave the remaining 9 in the bator.
There are 9 D'Anvers left, 5 BRs from another source and most of the Buff Orpingtons. I know there are 62 total between the two bators, though, more than I expected to have by this time with most all of them shipped, so I'm pleased.
