Shipped eggs

[MandaRae]

I know there are a zillion threads for shipped eggs but I'm looking for advice opinions for lockdown.
Right now I have them separated in half an egg Carton so they would fit okay in the incubator.
For hatching should I leave them like this? Cut individual cups? Or just take them out and lay them aircell up?
I really want this hatch to be successful since most of my shipped eggs don't do well but this is the first-time I learned about hatching air cell up.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

I know there are a zillion threads for shipped eggs but I'm looking for advice opinions for lockdown.
Right now I have them separated in half an egg Carton so they would fit okay in the incubator.
For hatching should I leave them like this? Cut individual cups? Or just take them out and lay them aircell up?
I really want this hatch to be successful since most of my shipped eggs don't do well but this is the first-time I learned about hatching air cell up.

I would just lay them on the tray as normal?
Not sure, I am no expert.
@MGG @Pyxis @casportpony

 

[casportpony]

I would just lay them on the tray as normal?
Not sure, I am no expert.
@MGG @Pyxis @casportpony

I'm no expert either, but I put my shipped call duck eggs on their sides at lockdown.

 

[Pyxis]

I always lay my shipped eggs down for hatching

 

[MandaRae]

That is what my instincts are telling me to do lol I just want a good hatch with shipped eggs for once

 

[MandaRae]

They are cream legbars

 

[MandaRae]

And a few olive egger eggs

 

[Iluveggers]

Where did you get them @MandaRae ? I am hatching shipped CL & OE next month!

 

[MandaRae]

Where did you get them @MandaRae ? I am hatching shipped CL & OE next month!

Papa's Poultry

 

[Tonyroo]

You can have them in the tray but they need to be rotated during incubation. If your not able to do it, I would lay them down.