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Yes....It sure looks like two.....Ravynscroft will know if they will survive and hatch....
I'm not sure, at around that stage of development the embryo tend to look like a receiver for an old rotary phone, larger blobs at both ends, but the connecting area tends to be hard to see... the way it moves in tandem, I would say it's just one...
Did you candle the egg prior to setting? If it is a single yolker, then only one embryo... if it is a double yolker, then it could be twins...
I did,but did not take photo I could not really tell if it was a double was very large,larger then the other eggs but then this egg is much larger than the other so guessing it would be a larger yolk ?
Could be larger yolk or more albumen (the white of the egg) or both... if it was 2 yolks, you would have seen 2 shadows from them... but a larger yolk wouldn't develop twins, only double yolkers do...
Than you for the reply