joduh
Chirping
Some of my shipped eggs had detached air sacs but most looked ok. I let them rest for a day and a half with the fat end up.
I then set them in my incubator. It has horizontal egg placement, so that the eggs roll. On day 6, I candled and found that quite a few more must have had partially detached sacs because they look wonky. If you were to trace a line, it would be a bit swiggly instead of the usual smooth oval.
This just occurred to me now... Should I put cartons in my incubator so the eggs can sit vertically and gently rotate the angles by hand? Is it too late and just leave as is? With future shipments, should I place them vertically?
This is my first experience with detached air sacs so any input is appreciated. Thanks!
I then set them in my incubator. It has horizontal egg placement, so that the eggs roll. On day 6, I candled and found that quite a few more must have had partially detached sacs because they look wonky. If you were to trace a line, it would be a bit swiggly instead of the usual smooth oval.
This just occurred to me now... Should I put cartons in my incubator so the eggs can sit vertically and gently rotate the angles by hand? Is it too late and just leave as is? With future shipments, should I place them vertically?
This is my first experience with detached air sacs so any input is appreciated. Thanks!