Sticky/Sweating hatching eggs

[AltonaAcres]

I just set 20 eggs who were all shipped to me. I let them settle 12 hours before setting. One has just 2 or 3 drops of sticky sweat since setting it. The other one is pretty much covered in it. None of the others have any sweat whatsoever. I had a sweating egg years ago (on day 10 or so), and it ended up being dead. Should I cull these 2? They are on day 1 (very sticky one) and day 2 (barely sticky one). They were cold to the touch when I received them, but they were room temperature when I set them.

 

[R2elk]

I just set 20 eggs who were all shipped to me. I let them settle 12 hours before setting. One has just 2 or 3 drops of sticky sweat since setting it. The other one is pretty much covered in it. None of the others have any sweat whatsoever. I had a sweating egg years ago (on day 10 or so), and it ended up being dead. Should I cull these 2? They are on day 1 (very sticky one) and day 2 (barely sticky one). They were cold to the touch when I received them, but they were room temperature when I set them.

Cull those two sweaty eggs as soon as possible. You don't want them to contaminate the rest of the eggs.

 

[BirdsBeesTrees]

I just set 20 eggs who were all shipped to me. I let them settle 12 hours before setting. One has just 2 or 3 drops of sticky sweat since setting it. The other one is pretty much covered in it. None of the others have any sweat whatsoever. I had a sweating egg years ago (on day 10 or so), and it ended up being dead. Should I cull these 2? They are on day 1 (very sticky one) and day 2 (barely sticky one). They were cold to the touch when I received them, but they were room temperature when I set them.

They are probably rotten, and will explode. No healthy normal eggs seep liquid, ever...