Is the egg larger than the others? Mine is, I can't believe I didn't notice it when I set it, lol. It could be that the one embryo looks bigger because it has more room to spread out.
There is one I need to take a picture of because when I candle I see veins and movement...but only on one side of the egg. If I look in from the other side it looks like a clear. Strangest thing I've seen when candling. Anyone else ever see such a thing?
They start out like that, but grow to fill the egg shell.Well day 7 candle shows the same 11/18 developing so I'm happy.
yes it is very large. I knew it was a double when I set it and from reading other posts here regarding doubles, I honestly never expected it to make it this far! I’ve always gotten excellent hatch rates on chickens (and unfortunately high male:female ratio) but this is a lot of firsts....first experience with double, first homegrown hatch, first time hatching chicks and quail together, and first time leaving staggered hatch eggs in during lockdown!
Very disappointed. This is first candling, but only a few show signs of development. I got these eggs off a person in Ky, and honestly, will not be buying from them again. 
I have Silver Duckwing, Blue Cochin, and Ameracauna. None of but maybe one Blue shows development. Several of the DW do, and a couple Ameracaunas. 
Last night I candled and two had quit halfway. Hoping the rest make it because Im hatching them for someone else. 
Have 21 Bantam eggs in. Out if the 21, only maybe 8 are viable.
I have 14 out of the original 25 I started with Ancona Duck eggs in two different incubators because I originally had them all in a NR360, but they were not all turning properly.
