Staying on one side of the egg!?

[nicolemac]

I can't get a photo, my camera isn't cooperating.. i went on paint to give you a little diagram.

That's all i make out when candling. Not seeing a huge amount of movement - but then again, my candler could barely see any veins in earlier development so it doesn't concern me just now.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Veining is the most important, can you see them or no?

 

[SilkieSensation]

I can't get a photo, my camera isn't cooperating.. i went on paint to give you a little diagram.

That's all i make out when candling. Not seeing a huge amount of movement - but then again, my candler could barely see any veins in earlier development so it doesn't concern me just now.

If these are dark or colored eggs you likely won't see much more than that. I have a batch of 48 in right now & was happy when I could actually see that much. If your eggs look anything like mine, be happy you can see the darkening mass growing. Here are mine:

This batch is 8 days in & most are so dark I can't see any veins at all.


This batch went in today...

Along with these 2 the girls gave me after I set the ones above.

 

[nicolemac]

Veining is the most important, can you see them or no?

Mine is the same as the post below, too dark to see veining.

 

[nicolemac]

You are going to have a lot of chicks running about!